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Graystone Eye is an ophthalmology practice that was originally established as Harris, Foster and Lefler, PA, founded in 1969 by Drs. William Harris, Dr. Thomas Foster and Dr. Hampton Lefler. In 1973, these founding physicians had a new office constructed near Catawba Hospital and shared that space with ENT physicians, subsequently becoming known as Graystone Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat.

In 1977, the practice became Graystone Ophthalmology Associates with the joining of Dr. Randal Williams; and, in 1993 Graystone inherited their Lenoir office with the acquisition of Lenoir Eye Care Clinic.
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Routine eye and vision examinations are an important part of preventative health care. Many eye and vision problems have no obvious signs or symptoms; as a result, individuals are often unaware that problems exist. Many systemic diseases can manifest in the eye, and frequently the eye may be the first place in the body that shows these signs; therefore early diagnosis and treatment of these conditions are essential for maintaining good vision and eye health.
Cataract Services
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A cataract is a clouding of the naturally clear lens of your eye. This lens is inside the eye and is found right behind your iris - the colored part of your eye. Cataracts are a normal part of aging, but, left untreated, they can cause gradual loss of vision or even blindness. The surgeons at Graystone Eye can help restore vision with cataract surgery.
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Comprehensive cornea and external disease services are offered by fellowship-trained cornea specialist Dr. The cornea is the outermost part of eye. This clear, transparent membrane covers other eye anatomy including the iris and pupil. The cornea functions as a protector for other eye components and also provides the eye most of its optical power.
Glaucoma Services
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Comprehensive glaucoma and external disease services are offered by fellowship-trained glaucoma specialist Dr. James W. Harris, Jr. Glaucoma is a disease that damages the optic nerve. The optic nerve is important because it carries vision from the eye to the brain. If glaucoma is not caught and treated, the damage it causes to the optic nerve can lead to blindness.
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