Eye Education

Diagnostic tests used in Ophthalmology to complement the clinical examination.

Anesthesia used for different incisional surgical procedures.

When the lens of the eye, behind the pupil, gets too cloudy to see clearly, it is called a cataract. The lens can be removed and repalced with a lens implant (IOL).

Diseases of the eyelids, ocular surface and cornea.

A collection of articles that includes Anaesthesia, tanning bed concerns, dry eye, refractive errors, how to instill eyedrops, and the difference between Ophthalmologists, Optometrists and Opticians.

A spectrum of optic neuropathies that have in common damage to the ganglion cell layer in the retina that is related to both mechanical and vascular compromise and usually measured by optic nerve structure and fucntion.

Intraocular surgical procedures beyond lasers.

Laser procedures for Ophthalmology.

Medical treatment options for eye conditions.

This subspecialty area deals with non-glaucomatous disorders of the optic nerve, eye movements, visual tract, and brain.

Optometrists can deal with many day to day eyecare needs.

Pediatric ophthalmology presents its own conditions including tumors, eye movements disorders, glaucoma, and tearing.

Different conditions that can result in a red eye.

Various techniques can be used to alter the shape of the cornea in order to reduce the need for glasses or contact lenses.

Inflammatory diseases of the uveal tract (iris, ciliary body, choroid).