Showing posts with label Eye Specialist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eye Specialist. Show all posts

Tuesday, 9 August 2016

Eye Specialist – the Doctors who maintain, improve or return our sight


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The eye is perhaps the most significant sense organ an individual possesses. Lose it, and you irreversibly enter a realm of eternal darkness. It almost takes out all the hope in you, leaving you frustrated; more so if you once had possessed this gift in the past. So, it is hardly surprising that futuristic advancements are made in the fields of eye-examinations and treatments, in India and abroad.
Eye Specialisation is the branch of medicine that deals with the structure, internal structure and diseases of the human eye. A specialist in medical and surgical eye problems is called a Specialist. Since they perform operations on eyes, they are both surgical and medical in nature of specialists. A large number of diseases and conditions can be inferred from the eye. India is playing a major role here, and is also one of the global leaders in this field. Noida, near the National capital, is fast culturing this field, developing state-of-the-art medicos and technologies. In Noida and in almost all other parts of India too, after completing MBBS degree, post graduate study in Eye Specialisation is required. The degrees are the Physician of Medicine, the Master of Surgery, and an optional Diploma in Ophthalmic medicine and surgery, and so on and so forth. The practice and work experience, prevalent today, is in the form of a junior residency at a medical college, eye hospital or institution under the supervision of experienced senior medicos. Further work experience in the form of fellowship or senior resident, does refine the skill of these junior and budding eye Specialists.
These highly trained specialists are truly thus proving themselves to be indispensable. They can bring back the sight to the blind. They are the saviours of our eyes. They are the Specialists.

Wednesday, 25 May 2016

Ophthalmology – the science of sustaining eyesight.

The eye is perhaps the most significant sense organ an individual possesses. Lose it, and you irreversibly enter a realm of eternal darkness. It almost takes out all the hope in you, leaving you frustrated; more so if you once had possessed this gift in the past. So, it is hardly surprising that futuristic advancements are made in the fields of eye-examinations and treatments, in India and abroad.

Ophthalmology is the branch of medicine that deals with the structure, internal structure and diseases of the human eye. A specialist in medical and surgical eye problems is called an ophthalmologist. Since they perform operations on eyes, they are both surgical and medical in nature of specialists. A large number of diseases and conditions can be inferred from the eye. India is playing a major role here, and is also one of the global leaders in this field. Delhi, near the National capital, is fast culturing this field, developing state-of-the-art medicos and technologies. 

In Delhi and in almost all other parts of India too, after completing MBBS degree, post graduate study in ophthalmology is required. The degrees are the Physician of Medicine, the Master of Surgery, and an optional Diploma in Ophthalmic medicine and surgery, and so on and so forth. The practice and work experience, prevalent today, is in the form of a junior residency at a medical college, eye hospital or institution under the supervision of experienced senior medicos. Further work experience in the form of fellowship or senior resident, does refine the skill of these junior and budding eye surgeons.These highly trained specialists are truly thus proving themselves to be indispensable. They can bring back the sight to the blind. They are the saviours of our eyes. They are the ophthalmologists. By - Rounak Bose

For more info : Ophthalmologist in Delhi

Wednesday, 13 April 2016

Ophthalmology-Providing the gift of sight



Diseases related to the eye are some of the most common diseases in medical science. It is due to obvious reasons, firstly, it cannot be covered and secondly, it is so delicate that just a finger peck can seriously hamper the vision of a person for a lifetime. But just like any other disease or infection, medical science has an answer to this as well and the name of that answer is ophthalmology. 

Ophthalmology is the branch of medical science that deals with the anatomy, treatment and cure for diseases and infections related to the human eye. An ophthalmologist caters to both general as well as surgical needs for the treatment of the disease. This makes this one of the most diverse and well respected branch in medical field.Being an ophthalmologist is a highly satisfying experience as there is a huge sense of gratification on being a sight restorer. After all, what can be better than giving the person one of the most cherished gifts, which is the gift of sight.

Combine that with less demanding working hours and lack of emergencies in this field and we almost get the perfect job that everyone so craves and desires.Although the present situation of this branch in India could be better, the future looks to be promising. Currently, India is looking unable to cope up with the demand for people in this field but that could soon change for the better due to concerted efforts by government and people alike. By - Vatsal

Wednesday, 3 February 2016

THE OPHTHALMOLOGIST'S OPINION

Just like other organs of the body, your eyes need protection and at times treatment too.there are two eye doctors, optometrist and ophthalmologist. While an optometrist is concerned with vision and eyesight, an ophthalmologist deals with diseases and ailments of the eye and performs eye surgeries.

Interviews with a lot of ophthalmologists show that on an average an ophthalmologist see 200 patients in a week out of which about 50 are surgery encounters. They feel that the challenging part is the minor complications which require a lot of physical examinations. There are around 18,000 ophthalmologists in the country and about fifty of them practice in Noida. This number is very low and it is one of the main reasons as to why India homes the largest number of blind people. About 85% of the rural areas don't even have an eye care cell, let alone an ophthalmologist. This could be due to the less number of schools providing an education in eye care or the high cut throat competition in which only the top 5% candidates become an ophthalmologist.

Talking about the norms like eating carrot or drinking its juice and eating spinach, ophthalmologists believe that while no food helps in improving vision, carrots or other Vitamin A food can improve only if poor vision was caused due to deficiency of Vitamin A which is rare in urban areas. Here, the prominent reason is eye strain and genetic factors.

Looking for Ophthalmology in Noida ? You can easily find them on MEDICOSA which not only displays the doctor's information but also let you connect. By - Jessica