Physical properties of experimental vitreous membranes. I
... of the effect of these polymers relative to that of ordinary drop administration or constant flow delivery have been unavailable, since aqueous concentration in the living eye after topical administration of any type is variably influenced by tear elution and multiple intraocular events. The latter ...
... of the effect of these polymers relative to that of ordinary drop administration or constant flow delivery have been unavailable, since aqueous concentration in the living eye after topical administration of any type is variably influenced by tear elution and multiple intraocular events. The latter ...
MONOCULAR DIPLOPIA OCCURRING IN CASES OF SQUINT
... with the macula he thought he was looking to the left of the object fixated and not at it. His vision improved to 6/36 and in the following year it improved to 6/18 and during that period a change took place in the appearance of the two images. At first the patient called the left image the false im ...
... with the macula he thought he was looking to the left of the object fixated and not at it. His vision improved to 6/36 and in the following year it improved to 6/18 and during that period a change took place in the appearance of the two images. At first the patient called the left image the false im ...
View 2011-12 Annual Report - Jules Stein Eye Institute
... MD, chief of the Retina Division, began a safety study that involved injecting human embryonic stem cells for the first time into the eyes of legally blind patients. As in past years, Jules Stein Eye Institute faculty were recognized for their many achievements. Lynn K. Gordon, MD, PhD, was named th ...
... MD, chief of the Retina Division, began a safety study that involved injecting human embryonic stem cells for the first time into the eyes of legally blind patients. As in past years, Jules Stein Eye Institute faculty were recognized for their many achievements. Lynn K. Gordon, MD, PhD, was named th ...
Intra-arterial Chemotherapy for Retinoblastoma
... Institutional review board permission was obtained for this ongoing prospective study on September 15, 2008. Inclusion criteria were the presence of viable unilateral or bilateral retinoblastoma in patients aged 4 months or older in whom the only other options would be enucleation, external beam rad ...
... Institutional review board permission was obtained for this ongoing prospective study on September 15, 2008. Inclusion criteria were the presence of viable unilateral or bilateral retinoblastoma in patients aged 4 months or older in whom the only other options would be enucleation, external beam rad ...
Feline Uveitis
... Feline Uveitis What is Uveitis? Uveitis is defined as inflammation of the of the uvea or vascular portion of the eye. The uvea is comprised of the iris, the ciliary body which sits behind the iris and produces the fluid found within the eye, and the choroid, the layer of tissue and blood vessels fou ...
... Feline Uveitis What is Uveitis? Uveitis is defined as inflammation of the of the uvea or vascular portion of the eye. The uvea is comprised of the iris, the ciliary body which sits behind the iris and produces the fluid found within the eye, and the choroid, the layer of tissue and blood vessels fou ...
Design of a Mobile Application for Eye Signs Screening
... Finally, the biggest thanks that I want to do is to my mom! By infinite adoration I have for you, for the support on all fronts and because without her, none of this would be possible. ...
... Finally, the biggest thanks that I want to do is to my mom! By infinite adoration I have for you, for the support on all fronts and because without her, none of this would be possible. ...
Eye and Adnexa - The Coding Store
... The choroid is part of the vascular tunic. It is a highly vascular structure composed of capillaries and small arteries and veins that include connective tissue. It lies between the sclera and retina. It provides oxygen and other nutrients to the outer layers of the retina, and together with the ...
... The choroid is part of the vascular tunic. It is a highly vascular structure composed of capillaries and small arteries and veins that include connective tissue. It lies between the sclera and retina. It provides oxygen and other nutrients to the outer layers of the retina, and together with the ...
Poster Session
... high frequency A-scan ultrasonography while the refractive errors were examined by streak retinoscopy. Percentage changes in the ocular parameters and refractive errors relative to the baseline were calculated and compared among different groups by two-way ANOVA and Fisher’s least significant differ ...
... high frequency A-scan ultrasonography while the refractive errors were examined by streak retinoscopy. Percentage changes in the ocular parameters and refractive errors relative to the baseline were calculated and compared among different groups by two-way ANOVA and Fisher’s least significant differ ...
תקצירים
... ירושלי, רועי הולצמ – האוניברסיטה העברית.1 ROI HOLZMAN- THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY, JERUSALEM ...
... ירושלי, רועי הולצמ – האוניברסיטה העברית.1 ROI HOLZMAN- THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY, JERUSALEM ...
27TH Annual Meeting- 2007 - האגודה הישראלית לחקר העין והראיה
... ירושלים, רועי הולצמן – האוניברסיטה העברית.1 ROI HOLZMAN - THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY, JERUSALEM ...
... ירושלים, רועי הולצמן – האוניברסיטה העברית.1 ROI HOLZMAN - THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY, JERUSALEM ...
ten common sense reasons why you should not have lasik
... “state of the art” procedure and your ophthalmologist has just pronounced you “a perfect candidate.” It is at this time, more than at any other time in your life, that you must pause, stand back from the excitement of the moment, and reflect deeply on what you are about to do. Lasik will permanently ...
... “state of the art” procedure and your ophthalmologist has just pronounced you “a perfect candidate.” It is at this time, more than at any other time in your life, that you must pause, stand back from the excitement of the moment, and reflect deeply on what you are about to do. Lasik will permanently ...
In pursuit of objective dry eye screening clinical
... with unoperated, normal eyes with no ocular pathology other than refractive error, and no dry eye condition, confirmed by a complete ocular clinical evaluation. The ‘dry eye‘, group B (n = 70 eyes, 35 patients), consisted of female patients with clinically confirmed dry eye, otherwise unoperated and ...
... with unoperated, normal eyes with no ocular pathology other than refractive error, and no dry eye condition, confirmed by a complete ocular clinical evaluation. The ‘dry eye‘, group B (n = 70 eyes, 35 patients), consisted of female patients with clinically confirmed dry eye, otherwise unoperated and ...
Delhi Journal of Ophthalmology
... Editorial Board that has responded to all the demands I had placed upon them however unreasonable. However the maximum credit of making this effort successful lies with all the members of the DOS who have overwhelmingly supported us by sending their articles to the journal. Without active involvemen ...
... Editorial Board that has responded to all the demands I had placed upon them however unreasonable. However the maximum credit of making this effort successful lies with all the members of the DOS who have overwhelmingly supported us by sending their articles to the journal. Without active involvemen ...
Chapter 13: Binocular Vision 1. Which is not a skill of visual
... 50. A condition present when an eye fixates on a retinal area other than the fovea and present under monocular conditions is known as: (p262) a. amblyopia b. strabismus c. anomalous retinal correspondence d. eccentric fixation 51. When patients have functional visual problems, the first treatment o ...
... 50. A condition present when an eye fixates on a retinal area other than the fovea and present under monocular conditions is known as: (p262) a. amblyopia b. strabismus c. anomalous retinal correspondence d. eccentric fixation 51. When patients have functional visual problems, the first treatment o ...
Retinal fixation point location in the foveal avascular zone.
... schematically shows both a 200- and 100-/um burn). Under these criteria and if the treatment sector of the macular area is limited to 90°, it is likely that for any one particular series of burns one or two eyes of our sample of 24 (4%-8%) would have their retinal point of fixation adversely effecte ...
... schematically shows both a 200- and 100-/um burn). Under these criteria and if the treatment sector of the macular area is limited to 90°, it is likely that for any one particular series of burns one or two eyes of our sample of 24 (4%-8%) would have their retinal point of fixation adversely effecte ...
Diabetic Retinopathy - Foundation for Neglected
... complement activation can be detrimental to ocular structures that are vital for vision. Recently, we have demonstrated that various ocular tissues up-regulate Crry and CD59 during EAAU, to avoid self-injury from complement-mediated tissue damage and down-regulate intraocular inflammation (Jha et al ...
... complement activation can be detrimental to ocular structures that are vital for vision. Recently, we have demonstrated that various ocular tissues up-regulate Crry and CD59 during EAAU, to avoid self-injury from complement-mediated tissue damage and down-regulate intraocular inflammation (Jha et al ...
Uveitis
... uveitis associated with IBD or psoriatic arthritis is frequently bilateral, posterior to the lens, insidious in onset, chronic in duration, and more common in females than males . In 10 of 17 patients in one series, the uveitis preceded signs of IBD ...
... uveitis associated with IBD or psoriatic arthritis is frequently bilateral, posterior to the lens, insidious in onset, chronic in duration, and more common in females than males . In 10 of 17 patients in one series, the uveitis preceded signs of IBD ...
Optical properties of the mouse eye
... of AO found in primates can be realized in rodent eyes [7–9]. However, most investigations that have attempted to measure the optical quality of the rodent eye have concluded either that it is poor or have encountered technical difficulties in measuring it. One study found very poor retinal image qu ...
... of AO found in primates can be realized in rodent eyes [7–9]. However, most investigations that have attempted to measure the optical quality of the rodent eye have concluded either that it is poor or have encountered technical difficulties in measuring it. One study found very poor retinal image qu ...
Adenocarcinoma of retinal pigment epithelium
... the vitreous (Fig. 1). The lesion occupied an area of about 5 disc diameters and was more pigmented in its nasal side. Some subretinal glial reaction was seen in its inferonasal border, which was continued by a serous detachment extending towards the macula. The retinal vessels adjacent to the tumou ...
... the vitreous (Fig. 1). The lesion occupied an area of about 5 disc diameters and was more pigmented in its nasal side. Some subretinal glial reaction was seen in its inferonasal border, which was continued by a serous detachment extending towards the macula. The retinal vessels adjacent to the tumou ...
Doppler ultrasonography of the pectinis oculi artery in harpy eagles
... et al., 1999). RI values of the long posterior ciliary artery (LPCA) have been demonstrated in the rabbit and the dog as a means to evaluate the importance of the LPCA as a vascular supply to the retina, which is a very highly metabolic tissue (Gellat-Nicholson et al., 1999; Abdallah et al., 2010; F ...
... et al., 1999). RI values of the long posterior ciliary artery (LPCA) have been demonstrated in the rabbit and the dog as a means to evaluate the importance of the LPCA as a vascular supply to the retina, which is a very highly metabolic tissue (Gellat-Nicholson et al., 1999; Abdallah et al., 2010; F ...
Pupillary responses in amblyopia - British Journal of Ophthalmology
... on the synoptophore the density of any suppression present was measured at the objective angle by dimming the rheostat in front of the non-suppressing eye until the 'suppressed' image could be seen and the rheostat number noted. The subjective and objective angles were compared to elicit the type of ...
... on the synoptophore the density of any suppression present was measured at the objective angle by dimming the rheostat in front of the non-suppressing eye until the 'suppressed' image could be seen and the rheostat number noted. The subjective and objective angles were compared to elicit the type of ...
Understanding the vitreous
... potential to cause further pathology as it continues to detach; (2) therapeutic intervention may play a role in subsequent retinal tear development; and (3) the ‘newly discovered’ pathology may have already been present, but undiagnosed during the initial visit. The authors pointed out that some sub ...
... potential to cause further pathology as it continues to detach; (2) therapeutic intervention may play a role in subsequent retinal tear development; and (3) the ‘newly discovered’ pathology may have already been present, but undiagnosed during the initial visit. The authors pointed out that some sub ...
28. The Eye - Global HELP
... Blindness is ‘a loss of vision which results in the patient being unable to continue with normal life, and to walk unassisted’. It is usually equivalent to binocular vision of <3/60, which is the same as CF<3m. Before you decide that there is complete blindness, test with a very strong light. If an ...
... Blindness is ‘a loss of vision which results in the patient being unable to continue with normal life, and to walk unassisted’. It is usually equivalent to binocular vision of <3/60, which is the same as CF<3m. Before you decide that there is complete blindness, test with a very strong light. If an ...
Open angle glaucoma and non- central retinal vein occlusion – the
... eyes with nCRVO without OAG had peripheral occlusions, always occurring at a location where an artery crossed a vein. This is in keeping with earlier studies (Zhao et al., 1993). Only one eye in the nCRVO-OAG group had an occluded vein distal to the optic disk and this was the only eye in the study ...
... eyes with nCRVO without OAG had peripheral occlusions, always occurring at a location where an artery crossed a vein. This is in keeping with earlier studies (Zhao et al., 1993). Only one eye in the nCRVO-OAG group had an occluded vein distal to the optic disk and this was the only eye in the study ...
eye tion va
... The fluid had entered the suprachoroidal space, located between the layers of the sclera and the choroid. Olsen’s research team in Minnesota had just published a novel surgical technique using a flexible cannula in the suprachoroidal space. Remarkably, the innovative microneedle technology suddenly ...
... The fluid had entered the suprachoroidal space, located between the layers of the sclera and the choroid. Olsen’s research team in Minnesota had just published a novel surgical technique using a flexible cannula in the suprachoroidal space. Remarkably, the innovative microneedle technology suddenly ...
Diabetic retinopathy
Diabetic retinopathy ([ˌrɛtnˈɑpəθi]), also known as diabetic eye disease, is when damage occurs to the retina due to diabetes. It can eventually lead to blindness.It is an ocular manifestation of diabetes, a systemic disease, which affects up to 80 percent of all patients who have had diabetes for 10 years or more. Despite these intimidating statistics, research indicates that at least 90% of these new cases could be reduced if there were proper and vigilant treatment and monitoring of the eyes. The longer a person has diabetes, the higher his or her chances of developing diabetic retinopathy. Each year in the United States, diabetic retinopathy accounts for 12% of all new cases of blindness. It is also the leading cause of blindness for people aged 20 to 64 years.