The language of eyes is the same
everywhere..​
El lenguaje de los ojos es el mismo en todas partes..
Die Sprache der Augen ist überall gleich..
Le langue
des yeux est la même partout ..

Ophthalmological examination

Basic ophthalmological tests includes evaluation of visual acuity, and refractive error of the patient; in addition to detailed retinal examination.

Contact lens examination

Following basic ocular examination, detection of the contact lens numbers and contact lens application can be performed in patients who are suitable for contact lens use ophthalmologically.

Neuro-ophthalmological Examination

In some neurological disorders like Multiple Sclerosis, Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension; detailed neuro-ophthalmological evaluation is necessary.

Neuro-ophthalmological tests

Some tests that supply the evaluation of anatomic and functional integrity of visual pathways are very important for protection of visual function, with their use in diagnostic purposes.

Ophthalmological Examination in children

Ophthalmological evaluation in children should be carried on with patience and must be performed in optimal conditions. Early diagnosis in childhood eye problems is possible only with routine ocular examinations.

Tests for strabismus (squint tests) and its treatment

Diagnosis of strabismus is possible by some special diagnostic tests and early diagnosis is of great importance for effective treatment.

Diagnosis and treatment of Amblyopia (Lazy eye)

Amblyopia can be treated in selective cases only when diagnosed at early childhood and ‘early diagnosis and effective treatment’ are the most important aspects in its treatment.

Ocular examination of the newborn

Ophthalmological and audiological screening tests are parts of basic neonatal examinations of the newborns and strictly recommended for every baby.


Eyelid disorders and treatment modalities

Eyelid abnormalities like droopy eyelids, inflammation or structural disorders of eyelids can be diagnosed by basic ophthalmological examination and can be treated by medical or surgical treatment modalities depending on the disorder.

CHILDREN'S EYE HEALTH

Routine eye checks, starting from the neonatal period, constitute the basic steps in protecting eye health in children. Amblyopia, strabismus, visual disturbances (myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism), congenital cataracts and glaucoma, tear tract diseases (lacrimal duct obstructions) are the primary childhood eye diseases that can only be detected by an ophthalmologist and in which early treatment is very important.

WHY IS PEDIATRIC EYE EXAMINATION IMPORTANT?

Unlike adult patients, children form a special patient group that cannot express their complaints. Eye diseases can be detected in children who are not yet able to express their vision problems, by the help of a routine eye scan. Most childhood eye diseases can be prevented or cured with early diagnosis and proper treatment without causing permanent damage. For this reason, routine eye examinations in children should not be neglected.

WHY IS CHILD EYE EXAMINATION DIFFERENT?

Eye examination of children is different from that of adults because;
• Eyes of children contain different aspects of examination than eyes of adults.
• Examining a child requires a lot of patience and special attention.
• A child patient is a patient who comes without complaints and requires skepticism.
• The child patient is dynamic, it is necessary to make quick decisions and think fast at every step in the examination.
• Children can only be examined effectively in a calm and safe environment.


NEUROLOGICAL DISEASES AND THE EYE

Some of the neurological diseases can also affect the eye organ, which is considered an extension of the central nervous system. Eye findings in these diseases can be sudden onset and short-term or long-term (chronic). Migraine with Aura, Increased Intracranial Pressure Syndrome (IIBAS), Multiple Sclerosis (MS) are some of the neurological diseases that can cause disorders of vision and eye movement problems.

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