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PATHOLOGIES
Amaurosi

Amaurosis – Transient Monocular Blindness

Amaurosis refers to an acute loss of vision in one eye, whether temporary or permanent. It is a dramatic event that usually occurs non-isolated, that is: there may be warning signs in which the patient has decreased vision, goes to the ophthalmologist and reports a decrease in vision and an absence of vision, a part...
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Distrofie Corneali

Corneal Dystrophies

 Corneal dystrophies are a group of degenerative diseases affecting the cornea, which is the most important and strongest lens of the eye. It is that small piece of transparent tissue that we see first. The cornea has the characteristic of being transparent: if something damages it and takes away its transparency, it affects the...
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photophobia

Photophobia – Light Nuisance

 Video Transcription: Photophobia is a symptom that some patients present and means having intolerance of light. It can be more or less intense and is a symptom that can be linked to a pathology of the surface of the eye (therefore a simple irritation due to a corpuscle that has entered the eye or...
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Conjunctivitis

Conjunctivitis

 Video Transcription: Conjunctivitis is perhaps one of the most common pathologies that bring patients to the ophthalmologist. It can be bacterial, viral, or it can be caused by fungi and it can also be caused by very dangerous pathogens. It is a huge pathology, which includes symptoms of many types. The actual conjunctivitis is...
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allergic conjunctivitis

Allergic Conjunctivitis

 Video Transcription: Allergic conjunctivitis is a disorder that patients, especially those who already have atopy and allergy problems in general, experience in spring and summer and sometimes also in autumn, depending on the allergen that triggers them. It is a very frequent disorder, which occurs especially when flowers bloom, when pollen begins to be...
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Blepharitis

Blepharitis

BLEPHARITIS Video Transcription: Blepharitis is an inflammation of the eyelid, which affects mostly children and oftentimes, these children who are in the pediatric age come to the ophthalmologist with crusting at the base of the eyelashes. They appear swollen with red eye and eyelids. Scratch marks are present from continuous scratching that further irritate the...
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