Paper title: Pediatric Microbial Keratitis With Overnight Orthokeratology in Russia Authors: Mark Bullimore, Dmitry Mirsayafov, Aslan Khurai, Leonid Kononov, Suzanna Asatrian, Andrei Shmakov, Kathryn Richdale, Valery Gorev Date: 2021 Reference: ...
COVID-19 became a global pandemic in 2020 and spurred governments to impose home confinement in many countries. Eye care practitioners were mostly spared the full brunt of the manifestations of ...
Can an anxious child cope with contact lens forms of myopia management? The answer is YES. Here is an inspiring case study about myopia management for a child with ADHD ...
Costume Contact Lenses such as cat eyes or zombie may make your Halloween costume a bit more frightful although wearing those lenses without a prescription can be more terrifying, as ...
Contact lenses for myopia management present a fantastic option for children - offering the benefits of correcting myopia, slowing its progression and allowing children the functional freedom and increased confidence1 ...
Patient background This case involves a 12-year-old white British child with progressive myopia who could not be persuaded to try contact lenses for a couple of years. He cowered when ...
Here is an unusual case that CS shared with the Myopia Profile community involving a child with a unilateral coloboma and resultant vision impairment, with early myopia in the normally ...
Do your eyes itch or burn when wearing contact lenses? There are several reasons why you may be experiencing contact lens discomfort. Discover the possible causes behind the problem and ...
The American Optometric Association has launched a campaign that “campaign exposes illegal retailers and counterfeiters sidestepping legal requirements that protect patients’ eyes.” The annual letter-writing campaign is called “31 in ...
Can using atropine enhance the effect of orthokeratology? This meta-analysis of 5 studies involving 341 children analysed the effect of combining atropine with orthokeratology on axial length growth, compared to ...
