Archive for the 'Cataract Surgery' Category

Glaucoma May Become A Major Threat To Asian Countries

Sunday, July 6th, 2008

In a survey it is found that by 2010 more than 8.4 million people in Asia will turn blind from Glaucoma, if not treated properly in time. Glaucoma is a disease which is the second leading cause of blindness after Cataract.

Miracle Operation In Guantanamo Helped 2,400 Patients To Recover Their Vision

Friday, July 4th, 2008

A miracle operation program which was implemented by Cuba and The Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas in Guantanamo, the easternmost province of Cuba. has helped 2,400 patients to recover their vision. These patients were mainly from Guantanamo, Haiti and Venezuela.

Crystalens - The Smart Lens, Could be Used to Overcome Cataracts

Friday, July 4th, 2008

Now people suffering from cataract can see clearly, near, far and everything, all thanks to special type of lens, called Crystalens. According to Dr. Carey T. Rowan, an cataract and laser surgeon, this brand of lens have an ability to be flexible along the muscles of the eye.

Eye Doctors Disciplined For Wrong Treatment

Thursday, June 12th, 2008

Innovative Indian Eye Surgery Network Wins $1 Million Gate Award

Saturday, May 24th, 2008

On May 29, in the annual meeting of Global Health council, Washington, the Aravind eye care system based in Tamil Nadu in Southern India is going to get an award of $ 1 million. It is the worlds largest prize for international health. This eye care system has a large surgery network in India that [...]

Cataracts to be Treated Very Carefully

Friday, May 16th, 2008

What are cataracts, and how are they diagnosed and treated, especially non-surgically?

69 Year Old Experienced Reduced Vision After Cataract Surgery

Wednesday, May 14th, 2008

Readers, if you are thinking of cataract surgery, please read the story. A 69 year old lady complains reduced vision after 2 years of the cataract surgery. Initially, she was sent to the retinal evaluation, but after all the necessary treatment, her condition did not improve. She was sent for a neuro-ophthalmic exam to [...]

Virtual Eye Surgery Make a Big Difference in the Operating Room

Thursday, May 10th, 2007

Eye surgery is a very delicate procedure and, as with any surgery, there are risks. Risks related to cataract removal surgery include infection, hemorrhaging, glaucoma, corneal swelling and retinal detachment. A serious infection after surgery can lead to loss of vision.

Astigmatism and Cataract Patients May Benefit from a New Medicare Rule

Wednesday, March 7th, 2007

People with astigmatism and cataracts may benefit from a new Medicare rule extending coverage for the new type of implantable lenses that treat both conditions.

The Approach of Old Age Suck Eyes

Thursday, February 1st, 2007

Vision changes are one of the inevitable effects of aging - and yet deteriorating sight comes as a surprise and shock to many people.