What Is Laser Cataract Surgery? A cataract occurs when the eye’s natural lens becomes cloudy over time. In traditional cataract surgery, cataract surgeons use a small blade to enter the front of the eye and another instrument to make a circular incision on the lens capsule to reach the cataract. Ultrasound waves break the cataract
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Are You at Risk for Glaucoma?
Know if you are at Risk for Glaucoma It is essential to have regular eye exams to protect yourself against vision loss from glaucoma, especially if you are in any of these higher risk groups: African-Americans over age 40. Everyone over age 60, especially Mexican-Americans. People with a family history of glaucoma. Why is it
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Most people over the age of 50 will develop cataracts at some time in their lives. The good news is that cataract surgery has undergone tremendous technological advances since the days of your parents and grandparents. Cataract surgery is an outpatient procedure, that takes just minutes to perform, with a quick recovery time. We are committed
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Caribbean Medical Mission Serves Those in Need The Caribbean Medical Mission (CMM) is a group of dedicated medical professionals who venture to the Caribbean each year to bring healthcare to the residents of the islands. The CMM was founded in 1996 by a group of six physicians and three nurses. This non-profit, volunteer organization treats the
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Know Your Eye Vocabulary When you come in to see your eye care professional, it is important that you understand the terminology that pertains to the eyes. Here is a brief overview of the eye’s anatomy, and some information on common eye conditions. Cornea: the clear front part of the eye Lens: the eyes natural lens
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