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Retinal vein occlusion and how it’s treated
What's involved in retinal vein occlusion treatment? We speak to Mrs Kapka Nenova, a renowned consultant ophthalmologist, all about it, as well as it’s severity, risk factors related to the condition and symptoms.
By Ms Velloor Jayshree Menon
27.03.23
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What is entropion eyelid malposition?
In this article, Miss Velloor Jayshree Menon, a highly experienced consultant ophthalmologist, explains what an entropion eyelid malposition is, what the causes are, and what can potentially happen if left untreated.
By Mrs Samantha Mann
27.03.23
Ophthalmology
Retinal laser: an expert's guide
Several different types of retinal lasers are used to treat various retinal conditions. In her latest article, renowned ophthalmologist Mrs Samantha Mann explains the most common reasons people undergo this procedure as well as what the procedure entails.
By Mr Kieren Darcy
23.03.23
Ophthalmology
How the latest keratoconus treatment can halt progression and correct vision
Keratoconus has a progressive nature, and patients who have this ophthalmological condition can experience issues with quality of focus and vision. Sight can be severely affected when it’s in its late stages, too. Here to explain why it’s important to detect it as soon as possible as well as explain the latest treatment, is Mr Kieren Darcy, a leading consultant eye surgeon and ophthalmologist in Bristol.
By Mr Jagmohan Chawla
23.03.23
Ophthalmology
Lens replacement surgery or laser vision correction: Which is right for me?
Leading consultant ophthalmic and oculoplastic surgeon Mr Jagmohan Chawla explains how refractive lens exchange may offer advantages over laser vision correction for some patients looking to improve their spectacle dependence in this informative article for patients.
By Mr Tristan McMullan
16.03.23
Ophthalmology
An expert guide to tear duct surgery
Patients who have watery or sticky eyes may opt for surgery. Watery eyes may not seem like a big deal but they are a huge problem for patients, particularly if they’re trying to read because the water wells up in their eyes. When they try to look at something it’s as if they’re looking through a swimming pool. There are lots of different causes and treatments for watery eye, which require a thorough investigation and a management plan. Treatment can range from the minimalist intervention of cleaning up the eyelids and treating underlying blepharitis and mid hygiene issues to quite significant major surgery that can take up to an hour to do. There is a broad suite of problems that are encompassed by watery eye. It can affect a broad range of age groups, from newborn babies to 95 year olds.
By Mr Sundeep Kheterpal
14.03.23
Ophthalmology
In this article here, we find out whether or not laser eye surgery is safe or painful, the associated risks, and the benefits, as distinguished consultant ophthalmologist, Mr Sundeep Kheterpal, provides us with the information we need to know regarding laser eye surgery.
By Mrs Kapka Nenova
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Who is a good candidate for oculoplastic surgery?
In this article here, Mrs Kapka Nenova, a revered consultant ophthalmologist, reveals who is the ideal candidate for oculoplastic surgery, and outlines the most common types of oculoplastic surgery.
By Mr Danny Morrison
01.03.23
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How serious is a blocked tear duct?
In this aricle, highly esteemed and skilled consultant ophthalmologist, Mr Danny Morrison, reveals whether or not blocked tear ducts in children are a cause for concern.
By Ms Shohista Saidkasimova
20.02.23
Ophthalmology
Can cataract surgery lead to the development of endophthalmitis?
In this article, Ms Shohista Saidkasimova, a revered consultant ophthalmologist, talks to us about endophthalmitis, including the causes, symptoms, and treatment options.
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