Quarantine, social distance, self-isolation during coronavirus pandemic
We can’t prevent the spread of coronavirus completely, but we can flatten the incidence curve. What does that mean? That is: we can make the most severe cases that require…
Knowledge base
Social distance during a coronavirus pandemic – why is it so important?
To prevent overloading the public health care system, physical “social distancing” of the entire population is necessary. This is a kind of epidemic suppression strategy to help stop or slow…
How to protect your eyes from coronavirus?
When an infected person speaks, sneezes or coughs, an aerosol is formed in the air they exhale, which includes virus particles. By inhaling them through the mouth or nose, we…
Do you wear contact lenses? Better switch to glasses for the coronavirus pandemic!
Experts suggest that during the coronavirus pandemic, it is better to abandon the use of contact lenses and return to the use of glasses.
Ophthalmic telemedicine during coronavirus pandemic
Telemedicine is medical consultations, monitoring of a patient’s health status and providing all other medical services remotely – by phone and via the Internet.
Hyperopia and Myopia – Differences in Progression and Development of Refractive Errors, Symptoms, and Treatment
In common understanding, a farsighted person is someone who sees distant objects well but struggles with near objects. A nearsighted person is the opposite: what is close to the eye…
Classification and correction of corneal cone
To assess the condition of the patient’s eyes, a comparison is made between the results of an individual corneal topography, such as from a year ago and from the current…
Most common eye defects and eye diseases
It is estimated that one in four adults has trouble reading a newspaper, an eye defect already affects more than 50% of today’s youth, and as many as 1/3 of…
What is Cataract? Early Symptoms of Cataract
Cataract is a clouding of the lens which, if left untreated, leads to vision impairments that hinder daily functioning, and often results in complete vision loss. The World Health Organization…
Farsightedness – the most common questions
Farsightedness (hypermetropia, hyperopia), also called hyperopia, is a visual defect in which parallel light rays entering the eye after passing through the optical centers of the eye are refracted not…
Why Undergo Laser Vision Correction?
Rapid advancements in ophthalmological techniques make laser eye surgery an extremely safe procedure.
Glasses after cataract surgery: is it the end of glasses?
How the patient should see after the procedure should be discussed during the preoperative examination. The power of the lens can be calculated so that the patient can read up…
