Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences

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Anjali M. Bhorade, MD

Specialty Areas
Glaucoma
Ocular Motility Disorders - Adult

Areas of Clinical Interest
Diagnosis and management of adult glaucomas, imaging of the optic nerve head and nerve fiber layer in glaucoma, neurological disorders of the eye, neuropathy as it affects the visual system, open angle glaucoma, paralytic and restrictive ocular motility disorders, blepharospasm, adult strabismus, ultrasonography

Areas of Research Interest
Evaluating the relationship between physiologic changes and functional changes in glaucoma and their effects on patient quality of life.

Major or Recent Publications/Awards
Publications

Lin AY, Bhorade AM, Sugar J, Duffy MT, Edward DP. Corneal neoplastic pannus in sebaceous cell carcinoma. Journal of Glaucoma, Accepted

Bhorade AM, Edward DP, Goldstein DA, Ciliary body melanocytoma with anterior segment pigment dispersion and elevated intraocular pressure. Journal of Glaucoma 1999; 8:129-33

Bhorade AM, Edward DP, Wilenksy JT, Hillman D. Diurnal variation of corneal thickness in patients with primary open angle glaucoma; Association for research in vision and ophthalmology conference, Fort Lauderdale, FL, May 1999 (abstract)

Johnston RE, Bhorade AM. Perception of scent over-marks by hamsters. Novel mechanisms for determining which individual's mark is on top. Journal of Comparative Psychology 1998; Oct 112(3):1-14

Johnston RE, Bhorade AM, Cohen A. Perception of scent over-marks: How do hamsters determine which scent is on top? Chemical Senses 1996; (21):619 (abstract)

Johnston RE, Bhorade AM, Cohen A. Perception of depth in arrasy of individual odors: How do animals determine which scent is on top? Chemical Senses 1995;(20):715 (abstract)

Towle VL, Berger C, Syed I, Bhorade AM, Cogan P, Spire JP. EcoG interelectrode coherence: Relation to central sulcus and lesions. American Electroencephalographic Society Annual Meeting; Washington D.C., September 1995 (abstract)

Anjali M. Bhorade, MD