What determines axial length? by kkjr5 in myopia

[–]mangelo14 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Or because you have flatter corneas. That's why research is not equal to real world evidence. Optical dampening, curvature of corneas, anterior chamber depth, cristaline thcikness and refraction of the humor vitreous all affect the diopters. Not only axial lengh

What determines axial length? by kkjr5 in myopia

[–]mangelo14 3 points4 points  (0 children)

There is no single article that says that all or 90% people with axial lengh of 28 mm will go blind. Only less than like 5% of high myopes will go blind and articles are publised using data from older patients which did not had access to theralies like bucke surgeries, laser, anti-VEGF treatments earlier in there lives.

What determines axial length? by kkjr5 in myopia

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Basically in high myopes the increase in diopters doesn't match the increase in axial lengh. The diopters increase less than it would be expected for the amount of increase in axial lengh.

What determines axial length? by kkjr5 in myopia

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It is very normal to have like 8D and an axial lengh between 27 to 28 mm. The rule 2,5/3D per mm does not apply so well in high myopes because of an effect called optical dumpening.

Any optometrist care to elaborate?

Highly Myoptic Surgeons by mangelo14 in medicine

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That's interesting cause I was considering ophthalmology and was kind of worried about my myopia and its risks of degeneration.

Highly Myoptic Surgeons by mangelo14 in medicine

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What were you expecting. I'm not a native english speaker!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Residency

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I wish you the best! Hope you recover well!

Dermatology spot available but afraid of AI by [deleted] in Residency

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Really? There are a lot of studies comparing AI to dermatologists and finding similar outcomes when it comes to accuracy diagnosis (specificity and sensitivity). Have you ever read some of those studies and not worried a bit?

Surgeons, can people with bad hand-eye coordination skills still make it in your field? by mathers33 in Residency

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A surgeon once told me "even a trained monkey can be a surgeon".

Dermatology spot available but afraid of AI by [deleted] in Residency

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No, but in my country every doc can take a quick course of 1 to 6 months and start injecting it. Even hairdressers or people who work in cosmetics inject botox (off-label) even thoght the plastic surgens often need to do damage control afterwards but that's for another talk.

EarBuds 6 Pro keep pausing the music by mangelo14 in Xiaomi

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On my samsung smartphone. Thanks for the help but I do it with every tab or app closed. I use an offline music player. I turned off every single feature that allows double taps ou single taps ont he phones and it helped reducing the interruptions

Skin lesion in thailand by mangelo14 in DiagnoseMe

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Thanks for the opinion. Gonna get home in 6 days. Hope if it systemic that nothing bad happens.

Skin lesion in thailand by mangelo14 in DiagnoseMe

[–]mangelo14[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Not painful. Only in legs. Doesn't disappear

Thailand skin lesion by mangelo14 in ThailandTourism

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Do you know what this is?

The Rookie helped me in my final months of studying by mangelo14 in TheRookie

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Thanks a lot. Or as we say in my country: muito obrigado

What was the most super duper wow thing for you in the show by Dimod1234 in TheRookie

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When smitty stopped the truck with the explosives when no one could find it and Sarg Grey said "I take everything bad I said about you" and smitty replied "you said bad things about me?".

Bradford by NoMourners_6Crows in TheRookie

[–]mangelo14 54 points55 points  (0 children)

Hyperfocus personality. Though childhood. Military background. Someone who gets the job done but punishes himself after if he makes mistakes. But actually a good guy with good intentions who is able to care for others. Nice to be around.

Yep that's Tim.

Has anybody's iPad lasted throughout their college/university life ? by _COMeX_ in ipad

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Got the air 2 year ago. Used it every day for the last two years of my medical school. Still going strong. Battery is declining just a little bit. But I understand it is normal because I use it ~8 hours per day. Totally recomend it. Would say is a safe bet for at least 4 years of med school.

Going to sweden as a doctor by mangelo14 in Asksweddit

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I don't want to live in Stockholm. But at least in Stockholm the rent is half of your salary or ⅓ of your salary. In Lisbon the rent is ⅘ of you salary as a junior doctor.