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Conventions and fairs
- Congress of the ASCRS (American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery)
- European Congress of Ophthalmology SOE 2017
- Dr Carlos Vergés presents the first laser that specifically treats dry eye at the 9th International Ophthalmological Congress in London
- Prof. José Salgado leads Thermaeye in Portugal
- VIII World Congress of Controversies in Ophthalmology
- XV Sevilla refractive
Contactology
- How to use "manga" or colored contact lenses?
- When do I need to change the contact lenses?
- AEMPS withdraws the Easysept Hydro Plus contact lens cleaning solution from the market
- Sleep with contact lenses
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- Soft contact lenses to stop the progression of myopia
- Toric lenses, what they are and how to choose them correctly
- Lens cleaning and maintenance
- Red eyes and contact lenses: prevent this discomfort with the appropriate measures
- Frequently asked questions about contactology
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Refractive defects
- How is myopia corrected?
- What is the difference between myopia and astigmatism
- Difference Between Farsightedness and Astigmatism
- Difference between hyperopia and presbyopia
- Difference between presbyopia and myopia
- Differences between hyperopia and myopia
- refractive errors
- False myopia or pseudomyopia: what it is and how to differentiate it from myopia
- Myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism
- Truths and myths: can you slow the progression of myopia?
Glaucoma
- What is the relationship between glaucoma and dry eye? Know all the details
- Apnea and normotensional glaucoma
- Drinking coffee, even decaffeinated, poses a greater risk of glaucoma
- Smoking increases the risk of glaucoma
- Glaucoma
- Glaucoma and heart attack
- Glaucoma: Clinic, diagnosis and treatment
- Glaucoma: Stress and poor diet
- SLT glaucoma laser to reduce intraocular pressure
- Discomfort in the treatment of glaucoma with drops
- News in the treatment of glaucoma
- Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA), a new approach in the treatment of glaucoma
- Prostaglandins and glaucoma
- Ocular synechia: what is it, causes and treatment
- Genetic test for the early detection of glaucoma
Neuro-Ophthalmology
- How does a colorblind see? Know all the details
- What are color blind colors? We tell you all there is!
- Is there color blindness in women?
- What types of color blindness exist?
- Autism and vision
- Cluster or Horton headache: what it is, symptoms and treatment
- Dyslexia and visual neurostimulation
- The central executive
- The goal of the vision
- The visual system
- Cognitive emotions
- Multiple sclerosis and eye condition
- Decision making
- the optic pathway
- The view and the light
- language and cognition
- Action video games improve vision
- Mechanism of vision
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- Color Blindness Test: Everything You Need to Know
- Memory recovery
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- Types of ADD and how it affects vision
- Vision to drive
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Our ophthalmological center
- Área Oftalmológica Avanzada opens a new WhatsApp service to request consultation
- Área Oftalmológica Avanzada wins the national award for medicine in ophthalmology at the XXI century awards
- Área Oftalmológica Avanzada talks about the latest technological advances at the sector congress at FacoElche 2017
- Área Oftalmológica Avanzada sponsors Team Vespa
- Área Oftalmológica Avanzada receives the certificate of excellence from Doctoralia
- Área Oftalmológica Avanzada goes out on a humanitarian mission in the Solidarity Atlas Classics Rally
- Área Oftalmológica Avanzada adds to the importance of preventing and promoting health
- When prevention becomes bad practice
- From the categorical imperative to an ethic of minimums
- World vision day
- Discern between signing the IC and exoneration of the responsibility of the medical act
- The 2015, year of great advances in treatments that Área Oftalmológica Avanzada ofrece
- Improve vision, the main objective of the ophthalmologist
- Dry eye and neuropathic pain. A new paradigm in diagnosis and treatment
- 2012 Goya Awards
Nutrition
- Lemon anchovies with a touch of mint
- How to prevent fluid retention, gestational diabetes and eye problems through diet
- Decalogue to take care of your eyes
- Stress and feeding
- Eye hydration with Licuados
- food and eyes
- Nutrition, a key factor for good eye health
- Nourish your eye to prevent dry eye
- Nutrition and eye diseases
- Nutrition and visual health
- Recipes to strengthen eyesight: sweet pumpkin cream
- Recipes for your eyes: Watermelon, tomato and basil gazpacho
Oculoplasty
- What is the itching in the tear duct and how to cure it?
- Why do I have a lump in my eye?
- Collagen and botox are not just aesthetic treatments
- Dermatitis on the eyelids: what is it and how is it cured?
- Pain in the lacrimal: causes and treatment
- Pimple in the eye: what to do when it appears
- Blepharoplasty, also a remedy against dry eye
- Watery eyes: what is it, causes and treatment
- Droopy eyelid surgery: everything you need to know
- Graves' orbitopathy
- Fat cyst in the eye: how to eliminate it permanently?
- A new treatment for thyroid exophthalmos
Ophthalmology
- How does pregnancy affect our vision?
- How do babies see?
- What is leukocoria? Discover its causes, symptoms and treatment
- Know all the types of amblyopia that exist and their most common causes
- hereditary eye diseases
- Clogged tear in babies: What to do
- Frequently asked questions in children's ophthalmology
- Learning problems
Dry Eye
- Do you have dry eyes when you wake up? Try this!
- Demodex, dry eye and blepharitis
- Detect dry eye and what tests exist
- The dermatologist and dry eye
- The gynecologist and the dry eye
- The dry eye, occupational risk factor
- Estrogens and dry eye
- Found a key mechanism in dry eye disease
- The tear and glaucoma
- Spring dry eye alters
- Eye massage, remedy against dry eye
- Dry eye in the autumn
- dry eye in winter
- Dry eye in summer
- Dry eye and air conditioning
- Dry eye and spring
- Dry eye and hormonal changes
- dry eye and nutrition
- Dry eye and blurred vision, are they related?
- Irritated eyes and dry eye
- Red eyes and nutrition
- Dry eyes and anxiety, what is their relationship?
- Dry eyes and menopause
- Test for inflammatory dry eye
- Thermaeye high frequency pulsed light (IPL) to relieve dry eye
- Thermaeye Plus
- Beauty treatments and dry eye
- A neurostimulator that fights the dry eye
Cataract operation
- How is the cataract operation?
- Can I have cataract surgery if I have glaucoma?
- Why do cataracts leave in the eyes?
- What should you know about posterior capsulotomy?
- What is ocular pseudophakia?
- Is the surgeon still important in "mechanized" cataract surgery?
- Waterfalls in social or private security
- Ocular Cataracts
- Duration of cataract operation
- Side effects of multifocal intraocular lenses and solutions
- Phaco-sclerosis or sclerosis of the lens, what it is, causes and treatment
- Smoking can cause cataracts
- Cataract surgery. Story of an everyday medical miracle
- Diet rich in vitamin K helps prevent cataracts
- Toric intraocular lens: Complete guide
- Multifocal intraocular lenses
- Trifocal intraocular lenses
- Cataract surgery, the definitive option to improve sight and quality of life
- Recovery from cataract surgery. complete guide
- Risks of cataract surgery
- Types of cataracts in the eyes Know them all!
- Types of multifocal intraocular lenses
- Blurred vision after a cataract operation
Myopia operation
- Can I have refractive surgery?
- Can I have an eye operation if I wear contact lenses?
- Can I have surgery for myopia while pregnant?
- Can I have myopia surgery if I have glaucoma?
- Can I have a myopia operation again?
- Alternatives to laser refractive surgery
- How do I know if I can have eye surgery?
- Lasik or FemtoLasik: what are their differences?
- Lasik or PRK: which is better?
- Operation of myopia and dry eye
Optometry
- When to refer to an ophthalmologic review?
- What is orthoptics? Complete guide with exercises
- Did you know? Blue light and its filters
- Visual aids for low vision. Know what they are and what they are for
- Mesh glasses, are they useful to improve stereoscopic vision?
- Glasses. Guide for a correct choice
- Stereopsis or raised vision
- Improve your children's visual abilities with visual therapy
- What is the pupillary glare test and why is it important?
- What is visual therapy?
Presbyopia
Promotions
Retina
- Why do I see a transparent spot in my eye?
- What is the retinal implant? We tell you!
- What is eye infarction? Treatment, sequelae and prevention
- 5 Tips to improve night vision
- Flashes of light in the eye: what they are, causes and prevention
- Early detection of AMD (age-related maculopathy) by genetic study
- Macular drusen: causes, treatment and diagnosis
- Iridocyclitis: What is it? Causes and treatment
- New advances with ARGUS II retinal implants
- Technology for the revision of the retina
- Revolutionary state-of-the-art technology to treat certain retinal diseases
- Genetic therapy for retina
- Retinal transplant, it's a reality
- A new treatment for diabetic retinopathy
Eye health
- How to treat diplopia? Discover the best options for your case
- Is it good to treat conjunctivitis with chamomile?
- Are you sure you see well in relief, the screens in 3D?
- Does the computer screen damage the view?
- Tired eyes? Causes, symptoms and how to prevent them
- Why not wash your eyes with chamomile?
- Why do I have swollen eyelids?
- Why do I have a tic in my eye?
- Can LEDs be harmful in lighting and on TV and computer screens?
- What is monocular diplopia and how is it treated?
- What is diplopia? If you see double, you are interested
- What is photophobia? Causes and treatment
- What to do in case of sudden vision loss?
- What happens if you have conjunctivitis and wear contact lenses? We explain it to you!
- What are optic nerve drusen? Causes and symptoms
- Do you have a swollen upper eyelid? Find out why and how to treat it
- 11 tips to take care of your eyes in summer [2021 Guide]
- Allergy in the eyes: discover its symptoms and treatments
- This is how good eyelid hygiene is done
- Causes of diplopia or double vision
- Causes of vision loss
- Causes of blurred vision
- Chlorine in the eyes, how does it affect and what to do?
- How diabetes affects sight
- How to put drops in the eyes
- Driving and vision
- Allergic conjunctivitis in spring
- Consequences of stress
- Tips to take care of your eyes
- Criteria of visual aptitude to obtain or to extend the driving license or license
- Eye spills: why they happen and how to treat them
- Binocular diplopia: causes, diagnosis and treatment
- Effect of LEDs on the eyes
- Stress and eyes
- The examination of the eyes
- The eye in rheumatic and autoimmune diseases
- Endophthalmitis: what it is, causes, symptoms and treatment
- Age-related eye diseases
- Diseases that cause vision problems
- Itchy eyes: causes, treatment and how to avoid it
- Stress and sight
- Blow to the eye: what to do, complications and prevention
- Guide to protecting your eyes
- Herpes in the eye or eyelid: causes, duration and treatment
- Heterochromia of the iris, eyes of different color why does it occur?
- Eye Irritation: Causes and Treatment
- The vista
- The return of summer and the view
- The advances of ophthalmology in artificial vision and recovery of sight
- Light eyes are more sensitive to light. Myth or reality?
- White spot in the eye, should we worry?
- Brown spot in the eye: is it serious?
- Black spot on the eye: should I worry?
- Red spot in the eye: when to go to the doctor?
- Yellow spots on the eyes: should I worry?
- Stains on the iris of the eye, are they dangerous?
- Medications that affect vision
- Miosis or Puntiform Pupils: What it is, symptoms and treatment
- Yellow eyes, causes and treatment of jaundice
- Puffy Eyes: Causes and Treatment
- Sore eyes and back to work
- Glassy eyes: What are they, causes and prevention
- Eyes and Summer: sun problems in the eyes
- 3D screens and vision
- Swollen lower eyelid: causes and treatments
- Parts of the eye
- Transient vision loss
- Itchy eyes: what it is, causes and treatments to relieve it
- Punctures in the eye: why do I feel them?
- Most frequent ophthalmological questions in adults
- Main causes of the red eye
- Blind spot of the eye: what is it, what is it for and test to do it yourself
- Dilated pupils or mydriasis: What they are, causes and treatment
- What is the difference between ophthalmologist, optician and optician-optometrist
- Regenerate your eyes after the summer
- Ophthalmological review
- Risks of artificial light on the eyes
- My vision is cloudy, what is it?
- Dream and eyes
- Tremor in the eye: causes and how to remove it
- I have spots on my eyes: why do they occur?
- I have red veins in my eyes, is it serious?
- Types of eye drops
- Sleep disorders
- stress treatment
- Use of electronic devices: tips to counteract the negative effects of blue light
- Summer and eye health
- Blurred vision in one eye: Causes and treatment
- Transient Sudden Blurred Vision: Causes and Prevention
- Blurred vision and anxiety. All you have to know
- Blurred vision and headache: Causes and treatment
- sports vision
- Vision and sport
- Vision and sport
Frequently asked
- “Cream” in one eye causing blurred vision
- Sun allergy on the eyes
- Sharp burning eyes
- Eyelid drooping
- Refractive surgery after postlasik ectasia is it possible with PRK?
- Conjunctivitis
- Allergic conjunctivitis or blocked duct
- Sunken cornea, what is it?
- Vision impairment and shadows
- Adverse effects
- Stinging eyes
- granite on eyelid
- Ibuprofen / ThermaEye
- Infiltrated after adenoviral conjunctivitis
- IPL laser
- IPL laser
- Contact lenses
- Contact lenses and allergies
- Scleral or therapeutic lenses
- Maintenance of pulsed light treatment Blepharitis
CM Tooltip Glossary Pro +
- What is non-penetrating deep sclerectomy?
- Aberrometry
- Visual acuity
- Macular hole
- Ocular albinism
- Amblyopia or lazy eye
- Amplength of accommodation
- Ocular Response Analyzer (ORA) – Corvis
- eye angiography
- iridocorneal angle
- intrastromal rings
- aniseikonia
- Anisocoria
- anisometropia
- Anti-VEGF
- Lachrymal apparatus
- Asthenopia
- Astigmatism
- Autorefractometer
- Biofeedback
- eye biometry
- Blefaritis
- Buphthalmos
- Campimetry
- Schlemm Canal
- YAG capsulotomy
- Cataract
- Conjunctiva
- Conjunctivitis
- myopia control
- Cornea
- Choroid
- Central serous choroidopathy
- cover test
- Crystalline
- Ciliary body
- Dacryocystitis
- Dacryocystorhinostomy
- Dacryolites
- Macular degeneration
- Endothelial cell density
- Retinal detachment
- vitreous detachment
- Diopter
- Diplopia
- Distance White White
- corneal dystrophies
- Retinal dystrophies
- Headache and eyes
- Druses
- eye ultrasound
- corneal ectasia
- corneal edema
- Cystic Macular Edema
- Eyelid edema
- Electrooculogram
- electroretinogram
- Enucleation of the eye
- epicanthus
- retinal pigment epithelium
- corneal erosion
- sclera
- Scotoma
- Eyelid spasms
- stereopsis
- Thyroid exophthalmus
- Phacoemulsification
- eye fixation
- Accommodation flexibility
- Vergence flexibility
- Eye fundus
- phoria
- Phoropter
- Phosphenes or photopsias
- Laser photocoagulation
- Eye fovea
- lensmeter
- GDx in ophthalmology
- Meibomian glands
- Glaucoma
- Gonioscopy
- halos
- HD Analyzer
- retinal hemorrhage
- subconjunctival hemorrhage
- vitreous hemorrhage
- Farsightedness
- Corneal hysteresis
- HRT in ophthalmology
- Aqueous humor
- Vitreous humor
- Iridotomy
- Iris of the eye
- Keratograph
- Artificial tears
- Slit Lamp
- Femtosecond laser
- LASIK
- Contact lenses
- Contact lenses for myopia control
- Phakic lenses
- Intraocular lenses for cataracts
- therapeutic lens
- axial length
- Eye Macula
- Trabecular mesh
- macular epiretinal membrane
- Metamorfopsias
- Myasthenia gravis
- Specular Microscopy
- Mydriasis
- Myodesopsias
- Myopia
- Myosis
- Monovision
- Eye Motility
- extraocular muscles
- Optic nerve
- optic neuropathy
- Ischemic optic neuropathy
- Ocular nevus
- Nistagmus
- Central retinal artery occlusion
- retinal vein occlusion
- OCT – Optical Coherence Tomography
- Ophthalmoscopy
- Dry Eye
- Eye orbit
- Orthokeratology
- Stye and chalazion
- OSI (Objective Scatter Index)
- Corneal pachymetry
- Ocular or oculomotor muscle palsy
- oculomotor paresis
- Eyelids
- Tear film
- Tabs
- anterior pole of the eye
- Posterior eye pole
- Evoked potentials
- Presbyopia
- Intraocular pressure (IOP)
- optical prism
- PRK
- Anterior chamber depth
- ocular prosthesis
- Pterygium and pinguecula
- Eyelid ptosis
- Near Convergence Point or PPC
- Pupil
- Pupillometry
- Keratitis
- Keratoconjunctivitis
- Keratoconus
- Keratometry
- Radiofrequency for the eyes
- glasses prescription
- Optical graduation recipe
- Pupillary reflexes
- eye refraction
- Amsler grid
- Retina
- Retinoblastoma
- Retinography
- Retinopathy of prematurity
- Diabetic retinopathy
- Hypertensive retinopathy
- Retinoscopy
- Retinitis pigmentosa
- Contrast sensitivity
- Brown's syndrome
- Duane syndrome
- Sjorgen's syndrome
- Autologous serum
- Visual therapy
- Color test in ophthalmology
- Farnsworth test
- Ishihara test
- Lancastrian test
- OSDI test
- Schirmer test
- Tear break up time
- thyroid in eyes
- Tonometry
- Corneal Topography
- Botulinum toxin
- Trabeculotomy
- Corneal Transplant (Keratoplasty)
- IPL treatment for dry eye
- Troops
- Eye tumors
- Uvea
- Uveitis
- Vault
- fusional vergences
- Binocular vision or stereoscopic vision
- Vitrectomy