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Last year Beverly Crawley underwent surgery at Hattiesburg Eye Clinic to remove cataracts distorting her vision. During each of her two surgeries, one for each eye, she received an intraocular lens (IOL) to replace the natural eye lens. Each procedure took less than 10 minutes, and later each surgery day she went home. Combing her […]

Beverly Crawley had a lot of problems with her vision. She had lost a lot of her focusing ability with age and from astigmatism (a misshapen cornea). She also had cataracts, a condition in which the eyes’ natural lenses become cloudy, which causes viewed objects and colors to lose their clarity. To make matters worse,

Hattiesburg Eye Clinic’s Dr. David Richardson remembers clearly what he was thinking when he first saw a picture of his eye taken last May with Optomap, a new type of retinal imaging camera. “I told the company representative, there must be some mistake,” says Dr. Richardson. “This has to be the image of another patient

When she was first diagnosed with cataracts in 2005, Mary Kurka’s physician told her she would know when it was time to have them treated. This past fall, she knew the time had finally come. “I began to notice I couldn’t read weather warnings or news alerts on television,” says Kurka. “Colors were fading –

 Hattiesburg Eye Clinic Patients Enjoy Better Vision During her last vision check-up, Barbara Harvey’s ophthalmologist, Dr. Todd Williamson of Hattiesburg Eye Clinic (HEC), told her it was time to correct the cataracts in her eyes they had been monitoring for some time. “I asked him when it could be done and he said they could