The red eye: Why it happens, what to do, when to refer: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 74, No 5

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A red eye can result from a number of disorders, ranging from very minor to more serious sight-threatening conditions. In this overview, Drs Whitman and Cunningham discuss the diagnosis and treatment of the more common disorders that cause a red eye, outlining the symptoms that signal need for prompt referral to an ophthalmologist.

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