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    When you don't have perfect vision, it's not considered a life threatening or even life altering condition. It just means you need a pair of prescription glasses. It is remarkable how two pieces of clear plastic or glass mounted on a frame, work so well at restoring one of the most important of your five senses. If only other problems could be remedied so easily. How do prescription glasses work? To answer this, you need to understand how vision works. How Eyesight Works When light reflects…

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    Cow Eye Lab

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    and tongs were used to take the eye out of the bucket where they were contained. Safety glasses were used to protect eyes and gloves were used to protect hands from potential liquids. A scalpel was used to make an incision about 0.6 cm back from the cornea. Scissors were used to cut around the adipose tissue, extraocular muscles, and to separate various parts of the eye. The various structures and layers were noted and compared to that of a human’s eye. Pictures were taken at each stage of the…

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    Corneal Inlay Presbyopia

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    You'll be awake throughout the procedure but your eye will be numbed with drops first. The doctor uses a laser to make a small incision in your cornea and the inlay is inserted. The hole in the inlay is aligned with your line of vision so light focuses properly. The incision is near the surface so no stitches are needed and your cornea should heal in just a few days. When To Expect Results Your vision will be blurry for several hours after the procedure, but a full recovery could take…

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    Laser Assisted Procedures

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    Some of these factors include: • Suffering from dry eyes as they may get aggravated post-operatively. • Being under prescription medications such as the immunosuppressants and steroids as these medicines can hamper the healing process. • If your cornea is scarred or you have suffered from any eye disease within a year. If you are pregnant or are nursing, then you cannot undergo the Lasik New York City procedure. If can undergo the procedure once you are out of these…

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    It was red and inflamed. At the time she was wearing contacts and had slightly scratched her cornea. After her first visit the doctors gave her contacts to wear. In less than a month she had to rush back to the emergency room because her eye was ten times worse and the left side of her head hurt. After a few checkups the doctors were able to diagnose…

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    Glaucoma

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    occurrences. The open-angled glaucoma is caused by slow blockage in the drainage canals, and has a wide open angle between the cornea and the iris. Additionally, it is a lifelong affliction that occurs gradually. Unlike the angle-closure glaucoma, the drainage canals are blocked, and because of this there is a sudden rise in pressure, and has a closed angled between the cornea and…

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    eye operations, but if patient’s cornea is thinner than usual, surgeons usually perform PRK or LASEK intervention. 2. PRK surgery (Photorefractive keratectomy) PRK intervention is constantly tracked by computer monitoring. During this intervention, laser device removes a part of corneal external layer and it modifies corneal shape. Amount of removed tissue is relatively small but it depends on the quality of your sight. When the procedure is finished, your cornea will be left to heal. Recovery…

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    together. As we open our eyelids (provides protection and lubrication of eyeballs) the light will hit the outer most part of our eye called the cornea. The cornea is in charge of allowing light…

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    My Clinical Experience

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    In the event of experiencing pain in my right eye, it was imperative for me to leave work for my health as well as for the people around me. In the meantime, once I was relieved by the attendance of another employee, my daughter drove me to the emergency room. At the hospital, the doctor stood approximately 3 feet away from me, while shining a light into my eyes, in turn, she stated I had “the pink eye”. Meanwhile, I was given a prescription for an eye drop, when the eyed drop was applied, it…

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    Contact Lenses

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    curved, the image must be curved to match the curvature of retina Problems that your eye may encounter Sometimes the eye cannot focus the image onto the retina sharply and precisely due to various reasons. For example, the surface of the lens or cornea…

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