Clinical Optometry

Introduction:  The eye is the primary organ of vision. Each one of the two eyeballs is located in the orbit, where it takes up about one-fifth of the orbital volume.…

What is  DCR? When the tear duct is obstructed, tears cannot drain properly from the eye then a surgical procedure is performed to treat a blocked tear duct. There are…

Layers of the retina, which is a complex and essential part of our visual system. Within the retina, there are ten distinct layers, each contributing to our ability to perceive…

Introduction: The eyes are not only windows to the soul but also delicate organs that are vulnerable to injury. Ocular injuries can range from minor irritations to severe trauma, potentially…

Introduction : Retinoblastoma is a rare type of eye cancer that usually develops in early childhood, typically before the age of 5 This form of cancer develops in the retina,…

Non-Contact Tonometer A non-contact tonometer is a medical device used to measure intraocular pressure (IOP) without physically touching the eye. These instruments employ various techniques, such as air puff, dynamic…

Illuminating Insight: The Diverse Functions of Fluorescence Staining in Ocular Examination and Diagnosis Introduction: In the realm of ocular examination and diagnosis, fluorescence staining emerges as a powerful tool, offering…