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Ophthalmology's 3 Most Common Forms of AnesthesiaLike all medical fields, ophthalmology has testing and procedures that require different levels of anesthesia. Explained below are the three most common forms of ophthalmic anesthesia, how they are used and administered, and the risks and benefits.- The Board Certified Eye Doctor - LASIK by Dapremont in GulfportDr. Dapremont practices general ophthalmology and specializes in refractive surgery including LASIK, cataract surgery, and anterior segment surgery. There is a full Service optical shop in the clinic at 428 Courthouse Rd in Gulfport, Ms. 228-896-8050 1 800 530 7540.
- How to Become an Ophthalmic TechnicianAn ophthalmic lab technician assists an eye doctor in preparing eyeglasses and contact lenses. There are over 20,000 jobs for ophthalmic technicians who graduate from accredited ophthalmology technology schools.
- How to Become an Ophthalmic Technologist (School Training and Certfication)An ophthalmic technologist is a clinical specialist in ophthalmology that is a step below an actual ophthalmologist. There are a few accredited ophthalmic medical technology training schools, and getting certified also helps with employment.
- Vitamin D Lowers the Risk of Age-Related Macular Degeneration in Women Under 75According to a report in the April issue of Archives of Ophthalmology, high levels of vitamin D in the bloodstream are associated with a lower risk of developing age-related macular degeneration among women under 75 years of age.
- Diabetes Increases Risk for GlaucomaA study reported in the journal,Ophthalmology reports a significant increase in open-angle glaucoma among women with Type 2 diabetes.Both men and women who have diabetes are at forty percent greater risk for developing glaucoma.
- Prevent Eye Injuries at WorkAccording to the foundation of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, Eye Care America, there are more than million people in America suffer eye injuries in a year. Isn't it true that prevention is always better than cure?
Eye Safety at HomeAccording to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, more than 44 percent of eye injuries happen at home. Learn how to keep your eyes safe.- Eye Doctor Robert Ritch Considers Glaucoma Systemic DiseaseAmerican Academy of Ophthalmology lecture given in New Orleans, Louisiana to the Academy by Robert Ritch, MD, was summarized as indicating that glaucoma should be viewed as a a group of systemic diseases whose final pathway...
- Lutein for Eye Health - How to Save Your VisionStudies show Lutein can reverse or stall eye health problems including retinitis pigmentosa.
- Health Screenings for Women Over 60General overview guide for health screenings for women over 60
Silicone Hydrogel Contacts - the Next Generation of LensesThe clinical success experienced with the use of silicone hydrogels over the last six years has created an equally high performance expectation for recent lens designs aimed at 7-day, flex or daily-wear schedules.
The Debate: LASIK Surgery Vs. Extended Wear LensesNot everyone can tolerate 30-day extended wear lenses for a full month of continuous wear, just as some people cannot wear 7-day extended wear lenses safely and comfortably for a full week.- Lycium Eleagnus BarbarumA close look at the amazing properties of the Tibetan Goji Berry.
- Study Finds No Differences Between LASEK and LASIKA study that compared the end results between the 2 most popular visual surgeries found no differences in results or in complications at 6 months after surgery.
- Problems with the Eyes? It Might Be AsthenopiaAsthenopia is a technical term given to a grouping of conditions that constitute eye strain or a developed weakness and pain in the eye. Read on to find out more...
Blind Mice Cured with Cell TransplantsScientists have discovered a new treatment that has restored vision to blind mice opening the door to potential bliness cures in humans.- Decorative Contact Lenses: Eye Injuries / BlindnessDecorative contact lenses are intended to change the color of the eye or shape. Wearing/ sharing non-corrective lenses, cause injuries to the eye & some cases permanent blindness. The US Senate passed legislature prohibiting the sale decorative lenses..
New Hope for Macular DegenerationNew hope on the medical front to identify and help treat this debilitating medical condition.- DUANE SYNDROME:Read further about the rare birth defect that most parents initially believe to be "lazy eye," but that in fact is a genetic abnormality which occurs in the earliest stages of embryotic development.
- How to Keep Your Eyes HealthyUnless they wear glasses or already have an eye ailment, very few people proactively think about how to maintain their eye health.
- Dan Marino: Great Football Player; Great HumanitarianDuring his NFL career Dan Marino set countless NFL records, and statistically he was the best passer of all time. Not many know what a great humanitarian he is, however.
- Macular Degeneration: Leading Cause of BlindnessMacular Degeneration is common age related eye disease, causes vision to be impaired / blindness. Two types of AMD: dry or wet. Studies indicate related to problems in genes, elevated homocysteine, diet or presence of drusen. Limited treatment available.
- Top Eye Doctors in St. Louis, MissouriExceptional quality has earned Barnes-Jewish Hospital a place on the honor roll of America's Best Hospitals for 13 years in a row......
- Dallas' Lords of LasikIn the Dallas area, when you ask about Lasik Eye surgery, five names always come up: Dr. William A. Boothe, Dr. Harvey Carter, Dr. Michael Mazaheri, Dr. Gary R. Tylock and Dr. Jeffrey Whitman.
- Service Organization Helps Katrina VictimsIn the wake of the hurricane that struck last month, National Institutes of Health (NIH) has created a round-the-clock network of medical consultation services for healthcare professionals treating victims.
- Lasers For EverythingThese days it seems we use lasers for just about everything! This article has a quick look at the different advances laser technology has brought to various cosmetic procedures.
Diagnosis and Treatment on Age-Related Macular DegenerationA look at what's new in the treatment of age-related macular degeneration, including its definition, causes, the differences between wet and dry degeneration and new drugs and treatments.- Macugen: New Treatment for Macular DegenerationThe leading cause of legal blindness among adults over the age of 55 is Macular Degeneration, a disease that causes irreversible vision loss. There are two forms known as wet and dry. Macugen is a new treatment for Macular Degeneration.
- Improvements in Cataract SurgeryCataracts can lead to loss of vision down to bare light perception, however even at that advanced stage they can be completely reversible with proper cataract surgery.
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