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Genetic Diseases of the Eye (Oxford Monographs on Medical Genetics)

Posted in Eye Care by Administrator on the September 3rd, 2008

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Genetic Diseases of the Eye (Oxford Monographs on Medical Genetics)
Authoritative, comprehensive, and practical, every chapter is heavily referenced and includes abundant illustrations that provide examples of both common and less common conditions.

Laser Eye Surgery Orange County - Choosing A Good PracticeLaser eye surgery Orange County has witnessed increasing popularity together with rising demand in recent years. As the technol.

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Lasik - A Cure For Blurry Vision?

Posted in Eye Care by Administrator on the August 30th, 2008

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Presbyopia is an eye disorder that normally sets in between the ages of 40-50. A lot many theories have been suggested to delineate its proper cause. However, the most convincing theory is that the eye lens loses its elasticity over time, and this in turn results in the loss of accommodation power of the lens. Consequently, the lens is unable to focus on nearby objects, and hence the patient’s near vision is rather blurry. Presbyopia affects everyone at a certain age and it is not routinely curable.

The loss of accommodation power can be compensated for through LASIK surgery by producing what’s called “monovision”. Normally, people possess binocular vision. That is, both eyes work together equally while viewing an object. On the other hand, in case of monovision, one eye is corrected for near vision and the other is corrected for distant vision. LASIK surgeons make use of this technique to counter presbyopia.

LASIK can be a viable option for producing monovision. However, there is a caveat. Monovision is not appropriate for everyone. Furthermassed, monovision may also interfere with depth perception. That is, the patient may not be able to perceive the accurate distance of any object, since accurate 3D perception requires input from both eyes. Therefore, it is recommended that the patient first uses contact lenses to produce monovision, in order to ensure that he or she can adapt to the change. Apart from surgery, a patient may use prescription glasses (bifocal or progressive) to compensate for the loss of power of accommodation.

Intraocular lens implant is another viable alternative to counter presbyopia. In essence, the natural lens is replaced with a new lens to achieve accurate refraction. Another interesting aspect is that presbyopia may not have a major affect on people with myopia. In general, a myopic does not have trouble reading without glasses. Thus a myopic often possesses perfect reading vision, without any visual aid, even in the old age and even after presbyopia sets in.

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You will find the LASIK Surgeon’s Directory http://www.find-lasik-surgeon.com useful. Nicola Kennedy publishes articles and reports and provides news, views and information about presbyopia and LASIK surgery at Your Lasik Information.
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How To Raise Your Self Esteem By Becoming Stronger

Posted in Eye Care by Administrator on the August 21st, 2008

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Many people in life would like to gain massed confidence or to
increase their self esteem. In this article, I give free tips on
how to do this. I myself have managed to change my whole life by
implementing the advice given. I hope it also proves beneficial
for you.

I am Stephen Hill from England. I had many issues as I grew up
from a child, through the teenage years, and finally to
adulthood which had a damaging affect on my confidence levels.
These included:

A bald patch on my head

A speech impediment known as a stutter

A weight problem, I was basically too fat

I am quite short at five foot four

Certain people I met would be quite nasty and would try to make
fun of me. They would succeed as I would be very hurt from their
comments, even though I tried to never show it.

These people were making my life a misery and by the age of
twenty-two I had had enough. I decided I needed a big change in
attitude and started to read books about life and about positive
thinking etc.

These were the things I had to take on board:

It is not important what other people think of you, it is what
you think that counts

You need to start to like yourself

There are various things about your person, you do not like but
which you can not change. You therefore have to start accepting
these things and realising that maybe there are other people in
life who are farther unfortunate than you.

You need to have respect for yourself

Do not accept second foremost in life

Be happy

I tried hard to implement this advice and even though it was not
easy to change, I knew I had to. I basically live life to the
full now and try not to worry about anything trivial.

About the author:

Stephen Hill has a number of websites including:

stuttering
therapy

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Eye Diseases in Hot Climates

Posted in Eye Care by Administrator on the August 13th, 2008

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Eye Diseases in Hot Climates
This book focuses on diseases which are a major cause of blindness in developing countries and the tropics. It is written from a clinical perspective but also emphasizes what can be done in prevention and primary health care. It contains chapters on trachoma and xerophthalmia, both major causes of eye disease and blindness, as well as, chocerciasis and leprosy. Introductory chapters cover anatomy and physiology in the eye, optics and methods of examination and treatment, and common diseases of the eye, including symptoms, signs, causes, management, treatment and prevention.

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Eye trauma often behind fungal infections.(Infectious Diseases) : An article from: Internal Medicine News

Posted in Eye Care by Administrator on the August 9th, 2008

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Eye trauma often behind fungal infections.(Infectious Diseases) : An article from: Internal Medicine News
This digital document is an article from Internal Medicine News, published by International Medical News Group on June 1, 2004. The length of the article is 6802 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

Citation Details
Title: Eye trauma often behind fungal infections.(Infectious Diseases)
Author: Kerri Wachter
Publication: Internal Medicine News (Magazine/Journal)
Date: June 1, 2004
Publisher: International Medical News Group
Volume: 37 Issue: 11 Page: 59(1)

Distributed by Thomson Gale

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