Management of Incipient Presbyopia
Philippos Rahal, Clinical Optometrist While aging presbyopia occurs in a mild grade. It is a condition in which someone starts to get difficult to read or work in close distance. People use a lot of devices, looking at screens so they feel soon enough presbyopia in early stages. Usually this phenomena is called Dysfunctional Lens […]
Excessive Adjustment
Αndronikos Chrysanthopoulos, Optometrist | PhD Candidate, University of West Attica The text examines accommodation as an essential visual mechanism that enables the eye to adjust its refractive power and maintain clear vision at different distances. Accommodation is mainly triggered by retinal blur and works closely with convergence to support comfortable binocular vision, especially during near […]
Autoimmune Diseases and Ophthalmology
Μarianthi Cheiridou, Οptician – Optometrist Autoimmune diseases frequently involve the eye and may produce manifestations ranging from mild dry eye symptoms to severe inflammatory and vascular disorders that threaten vision. In some cases, ocular findings represent the first indication of an underlying systemic disease. Common ophthalmic manifestations include dry eye disease in Sjögren’s syndrome, uveitis […]
