Dr. Burke is Cincinnati's most experienced children's eye care professional and was the Tri-State's first full-time Pediatric Ophthalmologist. He has cared for and treated tens of thousands of patients over the last 3 decades. Cincinnati physicians and national colleagues have recognized Dr. Burke as one of Cincinnati's Best Doctors, Top Doctors, and Top Ophthalmologists.
Because of the comments and appraisals of his patients and their parents, the Patient's Choice organization has awarded him Favorite Doctor, Most Compassionate Doctor, and the Promptness "On-Time" Award.
Because of the comments and appraisals of his patients and their parents, the Patient's Choice organization has awarded him Favorite Doctor, Most Compassionate Doctor, and the Promptness "On-Time" Award.
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Dr Burke, I just want to take a moment to thank you for everything you have done for our daughter. From day one you have been phenomenal; always taking your time and making sure she was comfortable with you and your procedures. She has spent the last week and a half telling everyone in the most excited tone ever, Dr.
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Office manager at Dr. Burke's for 19 years. Born and raised in Philadelphia. Went to penn state university and graduated with a Bachelors in secondary education, English. Received Masters Degree from Villanova University in guidance and counseling. Mother of two boys both born in Cincinnati. Loves cooking, movies, exercising & creating flower arrangements from her garden.
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Dr Burke, Let me first say how fortunate Willy (my son) and I have been to have had you for a surgeon and doctor. You have a gift in making people feel so comfortable (not all people/ or doctors have that you know)! I remember the time Willy brought in a fake rubber rat (around Halloween) to "scare, " you, and you walked in and threw your file of papers up in the air-it was great fun! Thanks for Everything! ~ P. R.
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Although often compared to a camera, the eye is far more complicated and complex. It not only focuses and takes "pictures" but it also tracks and follows the target then processes this information seamlessly with the brain which ultimately allows us to be conscious of what we "see". Our eyes are indeed a very complex sensory organ that is an extremely important part of what we call the visual system.
Down Syndrome Eye Problems
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The improved quality of medical care and educational resources provided to these children has allowed them to lead more productive lives and to have a longer life expectancy. The proper assessment and correction of their visual functioning can further enhance their quality of life. Individuals with Down syndrome are at increased risk for a variety of eye and vision disorders.
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