ETIOLOGY OF ANISEIKONIA
INTRODUCTION OF ANISEIKONIA: Aniseikonia usually means unequal image. The word " Aniseikonia " comes from the Greek morphology. "A" means Not + "iso" means equal + "konia" means image. Aniseikonia…
MANAGEMENT OF ASTHENOPIA
Asthenopia, commonly known as eyestrain (as-the-no-pia: fatigue of eyes) is caused mainly due to prolonged near work, leading to fatigue of eyes. Management of asthenopia: Adjust the lighting: Keep your…
Clinical Profile / Features of Asthenopia
Asthenopia is defined as pain, discomfort, or fatigue in or around the eyes, combination aetiology of asthenopia is probable, in which accommodation and convergence are both at play in the…
Causes of Asthenopia
Asthenopia is more commonly known as Eyestrain or Ocular fatigue. It is a very common condition that occurs when eyes become tired from intense use. Staring at a computer screen…
Problems with Anisometropia
As an eye care professionals whenever we here the term anisometropia then it’s really a troublesome condition for us. It can be a result of dissimilar refractive condition of the…
TREATMENT OF ANISOMETROPIA
Anisometropia means where there is significant difference in dioptoric power between two eyes, so there is unequal focus between two eyes. It's can be due to two reasons firstly congenital…
ETIOLOGY OF ANISOMETROPIA
The facts we need to know about anisometropia, that anisometropia a condition that occurs when the eyes have varryring refractive powers, which can cause eyes to focus unevenly. This condition…
BINOCULAR VISION AND APHAKIA
Binocular vision is the ability of both eyes to focus on a single object to give a clear three dimensional image to the brain. That is, we gain a single…
Treatment of APHAKIA
What is aphakia? Aphakia (a, privative, pakos, lens) means absence of crystalline lens from the patellar fossa of the eye. In the majority of the cases the lens has been…
Etiological Types of Aphakia
Aphakia = 'A+phakia' 'A' means absence, and 'Phakic' refers to a person with an intact natural lens. So Aphakia means absence of the crystalline lens in it’s normal anatomical position…