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Application of 3D Printing in Ophthalmology(Post)
3D printing is nothing but creating a three dimensional physical object from a digital file. This technology is generally used in prototyping.3D printing is widely used in medical industry. This tec
Arcus senilis - Causes And Treatment(Post)It is nothing but light grey, blueish are white ring present around the cornea, especially around the edges. Mostly this is made up of fatty substances such as cholesterol. The cornea is a clear subst
Color Blindness Correcting Glasses(Post)We may have seen color blindness correction glasses in advertisements. People who have red/ green color blindness are benefited from these glasses. Do they actually work?Color vision deficiency is ano
Conjunctivitis in Clinical Practice: Diagnosis, Infection Control & Treatment Strategies(Post)CLINICAL INSIGHTS - OPHTHALMOLOGY Managing Conjunctivitis in Clinical Practice Conjunctivitis remains one of the most common ocular conditions encountered in clinical settings. While often self-limi
Combined Cataract and Glaucoma Surgery: Clinical Overview(Post)Cataract and glaucoma frequently coexist, particularly in older patient populations. When both conditions require surgical management, ophthalmologists may consider performing cataract surgery togethe
Have a Prescription? Let’s Talk About Glasses(Post)Glasses: A Common Necessity Nearly half of the population today wears glasses. The usage pattern varies—some people wear them occasionally, while others put them on as soon as they wake up. Prescripti
Tips to Select Contact Lens(Post)Contact lens wear have always been a craze among youngsters. Some prefer to wear it for style while some others use it to avoid wearing power glasses. It is necessary to always bear in mind certain po
Effortless Foreign Body Removal Starts Here: AlgerBrush II Rust Ring Remover(Post)Trusted by Ophthalmologists & Emergency Care Specialists Worldwide When it comes to removing corneal rust rings and embedded foreign bodies, precision, safety, and efficiency are non-negotiable. The
How AI is Being Used in Ophthalmology?(Post)Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not just futuristic technology—it's actively transforming ophthalmology today. From early detection of eye diseases to automating diagnostics, AI-driven tools offer sig
Treatment For Choroidal Neovascular Membrane(Post)The treatment procedure differs according to the underlying disease for this condition. Thermal laser treatment, anti VEGF drug treatment and photodynamic therapy are some of the solutions to ease thi
Achieve Surgical Accuracy with Braunstein Fixed Caliper (Titanium)(Post)Why Precision Matters in Ophthalmic Surgery Ophthalmic procedures demand exceptional accuracy—especially when performing delicate operations like LASIK flap creation, cataract incisions, or glaucoma s
Cellulitis: Diagnosis and Treatment(Post)The surgeon will look for a person’s medical history, whether he had any dental surgery or implant or any other surgery. He will also check whether there is any recent skin wound, wound in chest or si
Tips For Adjusting Quickly To The New Eyeglasses(Post)Our brain does not like new things instantly. If there is a change of something in our body or anything associated with it, the brain has to adapt to it. The time taken for adaptation depends on vario
Bell's Palsy - Symptoms, Causes And Treatment(Post)It is a condition which affects the face muscles. The muscles present on one side of our face gets partially paralyzed or weakened. The eyelid is unable to close properly and one cannot smile evenly.
Color Blindness: Symptoms And Causes (Post)Symptoms of color blindness:The symptoms for color blindness condition range from mild to severe and many people are unaware that they have color blindness in the beginning. If a child is suffering fr
know About Diabetic Retinopathy(Post)Diabetic retinopathy is one of the common diseases that affect retina. This condition leads to vision loss and mainly affects people suffering from diabetes mellitus. It can be prevented by diagnosis
INTACS Surgery (Post)Intacs is the trademark name for micro-thin prescription inserts. These were previously used as a form of refractive surgery in the treatment of low levels of myopia or nearsightedness. It has recentl
3 Smart Habits to Lower Ophthalmic OR Costs This Month(Post)Operating rooms in ophthalmology are precision-driven environments — and they’re also among the most cost-intensive areas in any eye care facility. The good news? You don’t need major budget cuts to m
Precision That Fits Your Budget: Castroviejo Suture Forceps(Post)Fine Control for Fine Procedures In microsurgical and ophthalmic procedures, precision is everything—and your tools should match the delicacy of your technique. The Castroviejo Suture Forceps (1x2 Te
Femtosecond Laser - Advantages and Disadvantages(Post)Nearly 10 million cataract surgeries are done all over the world in a year. As technology is growing at a rapid pace day by day surgeons are undertaking laser assisted surgery procedures. It may be
