#ophthalmitis

[theaxolotlkween]

WHO WAS GOING TO TELL ME THAT SIR ROBERT SMIRKE WAS A REAL PERSON WHO DESIGNED THE FRONT OF THE BRITISH MUSEUM AND THAT MILLBANK PRISON WAS AN ACTUAL PLACE THAT EXISTED BUT IT GOT DEMOLISHED IN THE EARLY 1900’S AND THE TATE BRITAIN IS NOW LOCATED IN ITS STEAD!?!?

[ophtechnics1]

Introduction In the realm of ophthalmic care, precision, quality, and compliance with international standards are non-negotiable. Ophtechnics Unlimited stands at the forefront of this field, renowned as a leading manufacturer of ophthalmic products in India. Our commitment to excellence is underscored by our range of CE marked products, a testament to our adherence to the highest quality and safety standards. What Does CE Marking Mean? CE marking is a certification that indicates a product conforms to the health, safety, and environmental protection standards for products sold within the European Economic Area (EEA). For ophthalmic products, this signifies that the items are safe for use in surgical and medical procedures, ensuring reliability and trust in the global market. Ophtechnics Unlimited: Pioneering Excellence Commitment to Quality At Ophtechnics Unlimited, our primary goal is to provide ophthalmic surgeons and medical professionals with the best tools to enhance patient care. Our CE marked products reflect our dedication to quality and safety. Each product undergoes rigorous testing and quality assurance processes to meet and exceed international standards. Innovative Product Range Our extensive range of ophthalmic products includes: • PVA Sponge Spears: Known for their high absorption capacity, softness, and non-linting properties, our PVA sponge spears are essential for various eye surgeries. • Micro-surgical Knives: Precision-crafted for delicate eye surgeries, ensuring sharpness and reliability. • Sterile Cannulas : Designed for efficient fluid management during procedures. • Customized Surgical Kits: Tailored to meet the specific needs of different ophthalmic surgeries, providing convenience and reliability in the operating room. The Importance of CE Marking in Ophthalmic Products 1. Global Recognition: CE marking facilitates the acceptance and trust of our products in international markets, enhancing our global footprint. 2. Safety Assurance: It assures healthcare providers and patients that the products are safe to use, meeting stringent European standards. 3. Regulatory Compliance: CE marked products comply with European regulations, which are among the most rigorous in the world, ensuring our commitment to high standards. Why Choose Ophtechnics Unlimited? Expertise and Experience With years of experience in the ophthalmic field, Ophtechnics Unlimited has developed a deep understanding of the needs and challenges faced by eye care professionals. Our expertise allows us to innovate continuously and improve our product offerings. Customer-Centric Approach We prioritize our customers' needs, providing them with comprehensive support, from product selection to after-sales service. Our dedicated team works closely with medical professionals to ensure they have the best tools to deliver outstanding patient care. Continuous Innovation Innovation is at the heart of what we do. We invest in research and development to bring the latest advancements in ophthalmic technology to our customers. Our CE marked products are a result of our commitment to staying at the cutting edge of medical technology. Conclusion Ophtechnics Unlimited is proud to be a leading manufacturer of CE marked ophthalmic products in India. Our unwavering commitment to quality, safety, and innovation has earned us the trust of healthcare professionals worldwide. As we continue to expand our product range and reach, we remain dedicated to enhancing the field of ophthalmic surgery and improving patient outcomes. For more information about our products and to explore how we can meet your ophthalmic needs, connect with us on LinkedIn and visit our website. Together, we can achieve excellence in eye care.

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Best Ophthalmic Equipment Wholesaler And Supplier

Discover top-quality ophthalmic equipment from Lab Medica Systems, a leading wholesaler & supplier. Enhance your practice with our reliable, advanced tools for eye care professionals.

[advopticvisioncare]

Natamycin Ophthalmic Solution | Advoptic Vision Care

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[anotherdaveyjacobs]

We are rapidly approaching the end of Month One of Constant Eyelid Twitching and I am LOSING MY FUQQING MIND

[madhuinstrument]

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[amiralibanani]

All About The Human Eye!

The eye is our most complex sensory organ. It consists of versatile structures such as the lens and iris that allow regulated amounts of light from varying distances to be focused on the retina – which converts the light into signals that are sent to the brain to be processed.

The main parts of the human eye represented on a cross-section illustrated transversally.

The cells of the retina, divided into 3 primary layers (from innermost to outermost):

Photoreceptor cell layer (rods and cones)

Bipolar cell layer (bipolar and horizontal cells)

Ganglion cell layer (ganglion and amacrine cells)

In the retina, there are 1.2 million ganglion cells, 6 million cones, and 120 rods spread across 10 layers of cells and 6 unique cell lines that work to convert light energy into electrical signals. These signals are gathered from all the cells and transmitted to the visual cortex inside the brain's occipital lobe via the optic nerve.

Light that enters our eyes from the left side of our visual field is processed in the right hemisphere of the brain while the light that enters our eyes from the right side of our visual field is processed in the brain's left hemisphere. This 'crisscrossing of visual fields', which takes place at the optic chiasma, results in a flipped image – which the brain automatically corrects.

[isamabella]

It’s disappointing that I like my job and find it interesting but so many of us walk on eggshells out of fear of making mistakes. Because often times those mistakes get us lectures or straight up insulted by a superior or coworker. It’s a lot to know for any person in a short amount of time when hired. Let alone retaining all of that??? Two coworkers got lectured by another coworker last week for not typing in the doctor’s login for them before they enter the room. Thing is it’s not her fault either because most of the doctors won’t type it in If they can help it. A scribe told my coworkers she’s not trying to be hard on them but some of the doctors talk shit about our mistakes to them and she doesn’t want them to get in trouble. Patients have mentioned to me-unprompted- that I did all the work. I understand the doctors diagnose and treat. But everything leading up to that moment is what we do and sometimes it’s still not enough. Sometimes it’s spelling. Sometimes it’s someone didn’t catch some obscure disorder and dilated instead of telling the doctor.

Do they understand we’re not trained like that and we make an average of $16/hour??? Most of us make 900-1000 per check. Don’t even get me started on the coworker that is the official trainer for new hires but apparently spends most of the time talking about unrelated things. But she doesn’t want those new hires coming to me or another specific coworker for help. But she kinda bragged to them that she trained me. Which she only kinda did.

And with the high turn over and lack of pay those “mistakes” will only get worse. I would love to hope it gets better but I don’t know. We’re short staffed. People are trying to be in charge when they aren’t. And it’s getting tense.

[onetruelurker]

Okay so everyone is having a good time but the puff of air measures your eye pressure, which is very important for screening for glaucoma! Glaucoma is caused by elevated eye pressure, and it's sometimes called "the sneak thief of sight" because it affects peripheral vision first and is often difficult to notice until the damage is very extensive. Screening is critical for preventing vision loss!

(the air puff is also not the most accurate, though. the best is the blue rings)

i don’t think that puff of air in your eyes is necessary i think the optometrist just likes messing with people

[ophthalmologyproductspcd]

Eye Drops PCD Franchise Opportunities - WinVision

Take a step towards success when you decide to work in a specialized segment in the pharmaceutical industry. If you want to step into the eye care sector, look for a reputable eye drops PCD franchise. WinVision is one of the top ophthalmic companies in India that deals in safe and effective medications. All our products are made with premium ingredients and are affordable as well. To know more about ophthalmic PCD pharma companies, get in touch with our team today.

[adrifvision]

What Is the Future of Ophthalmic PCD Franchises?

The demand for eye care products is ever increasing and so is the business opportunity in the ophthalmic space. The growth of the aged population along with the diseases and disorders associated with the eyes brings a strong market for ophthalmic products. The increased demand in the market has led to many Pharmaceutical Company Distributors (PCD) franchises offering ophthalmic solutions.

Read more: Ophthalmic PCD Franchises

[devinemeditech]

Hydrophobic Acrylic Diffractive Multifocal IOLs

Advances in intraocular lens technology have revolutionised vision correction and cataract surgery. Hydrophobic acrylic diffractive multifocal IOL is one such innovation in this field. For patients undergoing cataract surgery or refractive lens exchange, it combines materials science with smart design to optimise visual quality. Hydrophobic acrylic is a polymer that maintains its clarity and reduces complications like posterior capsule opacification (PCO). This material is considered the best for modern IOLs due to its excellent stability and biocompatibility. Moreover, because the material is hydrophobic, surface deposits are much less likely to occur, ensuring the clearness of the lens over time. The best Hydrophobic Acrylic Diffractive Multifocal IOLs in India are manufactured by Devine Meditech, whose products are invaluable resources for the ophthalmology industry.

To read more visit us : https://devinemeditech.com/hydrophobic-acrylic-diffractive-multifocal-iols.php

[advopticvisioncare]

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[ravinderimarc]

The global ophthalmic viscoelastic devices (OVD) market size reached USD 2.7 Billion in 2023. The market expects to reach USD 3.7 Billion by 2032, exhibiting a growth rate (CAGR) of 3.52% during 2024-2032. The increasing number of ophthalmic surgeries, extensive research and development (R&D) activities, and escalating growth in the healthcare industry represent some of the key factors driving the market.

[fuhdubai]

WHAT IS CATARACT?

A cataract is the fogging that occurs in the normally clear eye lens, a membrane that sits on top of your eye. Having a cataract is a bit like looking through a foggy window or taking a picture with a messy camera. This limits your ability to see details, especially at night, and can make it more difficult to read, use a computer, or drive. Cataracts may also cause sensitivity to light and glare, dulled vision, and/or ghost images.In the beginning stages of cataracts​, it take time to develop and their effects will not kick in early on, but they will eventually interfere with your eyesight.

beginning stages of cataracts eating a healthier diet, being in a stronger light, or using glasses can help you to counter diabetes and cataracts. But if they start getting in the way of daily activities, it is time to look into cataract surgery. Do not worry, cataract surgery is a safe and effective procedure. If you do not have surgery, your vision will get worse over time.

Cataracts develop with ageing as the proteins in your eye lens break down and clump up, and the fog that you see is the clumps of proteins. Over time these clumps get bigger and more severe. You are more likely to develop cataracts sooner if you have the following risk factors:

Past eye inflammation or injury

Diabetes

Steroid use (topical or systemic

Excessive alcohol consumption

Family history of early cataracts

Smoking

Too much sunlight exposure

CATARACT SYMPTOMS

Following are the dense cataract symptoms

Foggy, blurred, and/or dimmed vision

Vision is tinted slightly yellow

Impaired night vision

Sensitivity to light and glare

Needing brighter light for reading and other activities

Seeing “halos” around lights

Frequently changing eyeglass or contact lens prescriptions

Double vision in one eye

TYPES OF CATARACTS

Cataracts you are born with or develop early on (congenital cataracts). Some babies are born with these cataracts or develop them in childhood. These cataracts are often genetic or from an infection or trauma inside the womb. These cataracts might also be due to certain conditions. Sometimes, congenital cataracts might not affect a person’s eyesight, but they should be removed soon after discovery if they do.

Cataracts that begin on the edges of the eye lens (cortical cataracts). Cortical cataracts begin as white, opaque, wedge-shaped streaks on the edge of the lens. As they slowly progress, the streaks make their way to the center of the lens and degrade vision.

Cataracts that begin in the center of the eye lens (nuclear cataracts). These cataracts may temporarily improve close-up vision, but with time, they yellow further and fog your eyesight. If the cataract continues, it might even begin browning. The cataract will keep yellowing or browning and can make it hard to distinguish colors.

Cataracts that affect the back of the eye lens (posterior subcapsular cataracts). Posterior subcapsular cataracts start as small, opaque areas that form near the back of the lens, in the path of light. They often interfere with your reading vision, limit your vision in bright light, and cause glare or halos around lights at night.

TESTS

To determine if you have a cataract, your doctor will review your medical history and symptoms, and perform an eye exam. The cataract operation cost and cataracts treatment cost depends upon the seriousness of your health situation. Your doctor may perform various tests, including:

Visual acuity test: A visual acuity test uses an eye chart to measure your visual acuity. Each eye is tested one at a time. Using a chart or a viewing device with progressively smaller letters, your eye doctor determines if your vision shows signs of impairment.

Visual acuity test: A visual acuity test uses an eye chart to measure your visual acuity. Each eye is tested one at a time. Using a chart or a viewing device with progressively smaller letters, your eye doctor determines if your vision shows signs of impairment. This allows your doctor to detect any small abnormalities.

Retinal exam: To prepare for a retinal exam, your eye doctor dilates your pupils using eye drops. This makes it easier to examine the back of your eyes (retina). Your eye doctor can examine your lens by using a slit lamp.

TREATMENT

Cataract surgery involves removing the natural lens and replacing it with an artificial lens. The artificial lens, called an intraocular lens or IOL, works the same way a natural lens works and remains a permanent part of your eye. Some eye problems prohibit the use of an IOL. In these situations, eyeglasses or contact lenses are used to correct vision. During cataract surgery, cataract doctor specialist or surgeons use a local anesthetic to numb the area around the eye, but the patient stays awake during the procedure, which normally lasts about an hour or less. Multifocal lenses, multifocal cataract lenses unlike monofocal intraocular lenses, allow for the correction of near and distance vision and make it possible to dispense with glasses. Patient identified with a cataract diagram following a sight test by cataract consultants​.

LENS OPTIONS

Cataract surgery involves removing the natural lens and replacing it with an artificial lens

MONOFOCAL INTRAOCULAR LENS

The Monofocal lens is the standard IOL and is designed to correct a patient’s distance vision. With this lens, you can see well from a distance, but your close-up vision remains impaired. This means that you will need glasses to read or do other similar activities.

MULTIFOCAL IOL

Multifocal lenses are lenses that provide the patient with distance, intermediate, and/or reading vision. This lens may not be the best option, as some patients are bothered by unusual distance or reading vision. Some other common side effects include impaired vision in bright light and halos around light at night.

TORIC IOL

These lenses help people with astigmatism see at distance or near rather than other IOLs would.

Why Choose Fakeeh University Hospital for Cataracts Treatment?

If you’re seeking cataract treatment, visit Fakeeh University Hospital for expert care. Our team of specialists provides comprehensive diagnosis and advanced treatment options to ensure the best possible outcomes.

Book your consultation today and take the first step towards clearer vision!

[surgicalrepublic12]

Ophthalmic Surgery Instruments

Ophthalmic Surgery Instruments

Ophthalmic surgery instruments are specialized tools designed for procedures involving the eye and surrounding structures. These instruments are crucial in providing precision and safety during various eye surgeries, such as cataract surgery, glaucoma surgery, and corneal transplantation.

We here in Surgical republic offer surgical tools, surgery products, and other specific medical equipment for all types of surgeries whether these are dental surgical equipment, neurosurgical instruments, surgical instruments for obstetrics and gynaecol, spine surgery instruments or ophthalmic surgery instruments, etc.

Types of Ophthalmic Surgery Instruments

Scissors

Mayo Scissors: Used for cutting tissue.

Stevens Tenotomy Scissors: Fine scissors for delicate dissection.

Forceps

Toothed Forceps: Grasping tissues securely without causing trauma.

Doyen Forceps: Used for grasping tissues during corneal surgery.

Needles and Needle Holders

Suture Needles: Curved and straight needles for suturing tissues.

Needle Holders: Instrument for securely holding needles while suturing.

Scalpel Blades and Handles

Disposable Blades: Sharp blades for incisions.

Scalpel Handles: Used to hold blades securely during surgery.

Cannulas and Syringes

Irrigation and Aspiration Cannulas: Used to remove fluids during surgery.

Syringes: For administering medications or filling the eye with solutions.

Speculums

Eye Speculum: Holds the eyelids open during surgery for better visibility and access.

Microscopes and Loupes

Surgical Microscopes: Provide magnified views of the surgical field.

Loupes: Magnifying glasses for enhanced vision during delicate tasks.

Laser Instruments

YAG Laser: Used for capsulotomy and other laser procedures.

Femtosecond Laser: For precise incisions in cataract surgery.

Suction Devices

Used to remove debris and fluids from the surgical area, maintaining a clear view.

Ophthalmic surgery instruments are vital for modern eye surgery, enhancing the surgeon's ability to perform complex procedures with precision and safety. Understanding the various instruments and their uses is essential for anyone involved in ophthalmic care, from surgeons to surgical technicians. Investing in high-quality instruments is crucial for ensuring optimal patient care and successful surgical results.

Apart from the above specific tools for Ophthalmic surgery, there are a number of specialized surgical tools we offer and some of them are:

Adson Tissue Forceps Tc , Adson Micro Tissue Forceps, Mayo hegar needle holder, Micro Bipolar Forceps, 3-4-container, Kerrison, Adson cerebellar retractor, aspiration needle, Darrach retractor

We offer surgical tools and supplies at best value. If you have specific questions about certain instruments or procedures please contact us at https://surgicalrepublic.com/