January 27, 2010   Dr. Kutryb was awarded the 2009 Secretariat Award by the American Academy of Ophthalmology for his major contributions and services to the profession of Ophthalmology.  Dr. Kutryb was noted to have worked hundreds of hours representing the Academy on the Medhelp.org EyeCare Expert Forum.  This outreach effort by the Academy in conjunction with Medhelp.org

My kids love to watch the Nickelodeon Channel show ICarly but I was appalled to see characters on the show Spencer and Sam pelting each between the eyes at point blank range with paintball blowguns.  I have treated horrible injuries to kids from regular paintball guns but my research shows that these new paintball blowguns are

Usually after I finish cataract surgery on a patient, the first thing I tell them is "You did great!."  I'm often heard saying to patients, "I'm proud of you!"  Successful cataract surgery requires not only excellent surgical technique but also a partnership with an interested motivated patient.     Here are some things YOU can do to help make YOUR

I've seen several posts in recent weeks about desired monovision after cataract surgery.  Since this is a subject near and dear to my heart that I deal with every day at the office, I wanted to give you some tips on how I deal with this very tricky situation. 1.  Monovision is not for everyone, especially if you

Helpful Tips to Help You Have a Good Recovery From Your Cataract Surgery January 9, 2010 After dealing very personally with over 10,000 cataract surgeries, I've seen just about all the things that patients can do right and wrong.  Every surgeron, like myself, has an organized, written list of instructions for you to take home after surgery.  But, of