Shreeji Eye Institute & Research Centre, Palak’s Glaucoma Care Centre
Aspheric Design Most lenses have spherical surfaces which induce spherical aberration. Aspherical lenses ensure aberration free image which gives better vision and enhances contrast sensitivity, thus better night vision and under low light conditions. Square Edge These lenses have square edges have square edges which prevent the lens capsule from thickening, thus reducing the chances […]
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What people know about eye diseases? This survey was done 9 years ago but things have not changed drastically. The National Eye Institute (NEI) and the Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) conducted a national survey to assess public knowledge, attitudes and practices around eye health and disease in USA in 2005. More than 3,000 people were randomly
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The term malignant glaucoma was originally used by Von Graefe (1869) who described the syndrome as “a new acute glaucomatous process brought about by the surgery, and which is unusual only in the continued failure of the anterior chamber to form”. Chandler himself described the condition as “a form of postoperative glaucoma in which after
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When Mrs. & Mr. Xyz had their first daughter 8 months ago they were very joyous. The baby was very healthy and had a “beautiful large eyes”. The forth day the pediatrician felt that baby is having excessive tearing whenever their use to be bright sunlight and the clear central part of eye had blue
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Dr. Rajul S Parikh and Dr. Shefali R Parikh (glaucoma specialists) discuss ocular hypertension and its relationship to the development of glaucoma. recently, we got a query by email from a 31 year old male from Pune, “I recently had an eye examination that included eye pressure test. The doctor informed me that I have
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Glaucoma is a leading cause of blindness worldwide. A major obstacle in the treatment and prevention of vision loss is the inability to detect the disease early, or to know which patients are at greater risk of losing vision. Recently, the Catalyst for a Cure (CFC) team has identified several possible glaucoma biomarkers. In addition
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It is a chronic, progressive disease of the optic nerve. Approximately 70 million people around the world are affected by glaucoma. It is the second most common cause of blindness and there are an estimated 7.5 million blind from the glaucoma, worldwide. It is one of the most common cause for irreversible (permanent) blindness in
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It is fascinating to know how our concepts about the disease have evolved over last 2500 years. In the Hippocratic Aphorisms (approximately 2600 years ago) the term glaucoma was used to describe blindness coming on in advancing years associated with a glazed appearance of the pupil. The word has usually been interpreted as implying
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I’ve heard that glaucoma is caused by high eye pressure, and that left untreated glaucoma can cause blindness. At what pressure will I go blind? Glaucoma is a multi-factorial, complex eye disease with specific characteristics such as optic nerve damage and visual field loss. While increased pressure inside the eye (called intraocular pressure or IOP) is
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This survey was done 9 years ago but things have not changed drastically. The National Eye Institute (NEI) and the Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) conducted a national survey to assess public knowledge, attitudes and practices around eye health and disease in USA in 2005. More than 3,000 people were randomly selected to participate in telephone survey.
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