OBJECTIVE Rebamipide ophthalmic suspension was developed for the treatment of dry eyes and for other corneal diseases, promoting the secretion of both mucin in tear fluid and membrane-associated mucin, increasing the number of goblet cells, and restoring the barrier function of the corneal epithelium. We report a case of a persistent corneal epithelial defect in a patient with diabetes treated ...

In human eye, the state of blood vessel is a crucial diagnostic factor. The segmentation from fundus image difficult due to spatial complexity, adjacency, overlapping and variability vessel. detection ophthalmic pathologies like hypertensive disorders, diabetic retinopathy cardiovascular diseases are remain challenging task wide-ranging distribution vessels. this paper, Stacked Autoencoder CNN ...

Background: Eye infections are one of the most common eye diseases in children and ophthalmic complaint seen emergency departments around world. Aim study was to determine effect educational program regarding infection care on mothers' performance their children’s outcomes. Subjects Method: A quasi-experimental research design used study. Subjects: convenience sampling 80 mothers with infection...

Canine glaucoma encompasses a diverse group of diseases associated with an increase in intraocular pressure that results in retinal ganglion cell death and eventual blindness. Dogs may have congenital, primary, or secondary glaucoma. The diagnosis is made by recognizing clinical signs, interpreting ophthalmic examination findings, and determining intraocular pressure. Identifying the underlying...

PURPOSE. Mucolipidosis II and III (ML II; ML III) are lysosomal storage diseases characterized by a deficiency in GlcNAc-1phosphotransferase. Patients with ML III have retinal disease, but in cases of the more clinically severe ML II, human ophthalmic studies are limited. In this study, retinal function and overall disease were assessed in mice lacking GNPTAB, the gene mutated in patients with ...

Lectures on Diseases of the Eye.By Charles Bell Taylor, f.r.c.s., London: KeganPaul, Trench & Co., 1891. (Third Edition.) We have received for review a copy of "The Lectures oil Diseases of the Eye," published by Dr. Charles Bell Taylor, the well-known Ophthalmic Surgeon of Nottingham. The book is not a new one, hut this fact detracts little from its value. It is a very practical series of eigh...

Background: Microvascular ocular cranial nerve palsy can result from diabetes and hypertension and may be increasing with the increase in the incidence of diabetes and hypertension in Nigeria. Objective: This study provides clinical considerations for the neuro-ophthalmic evaluation of diplopic patients with presumed microvascular ocular cranial nerve palsy. Method: A case report is presented o...

Recent progress in microrobotics is moving us closer to a future in which tiny intelligent machines will navigate throughout our bodies. These microrobots will aid medical professionals in the diagnosis and treatment of a number of human diseases. This talk will overview recent progress in this field and discuss near-term applications in ophthalmic therapies as well as longer term possibilities.

The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence and type of ophthalmic diseases among horse populations in the suburbian riding clubs of Tehran. Ophthalmologic examinations were performed in 901 horses and ocular lesions were diagnosed in 40 (4.4%) animals. In the 54 eyes of these horses that had ocular defects, 103 ocular abnormalities were detected. Of those horses affected, 65% showed ...