Eye examinations

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Definition and approach

Eye examinations involve a series of diagnostic tests designed to evaluate the structure and function of your eyes. These tests can detect abnormalities invisible to the naked eye, such as retinal pathologies or optic nerve disorders. Among the tests used are OCT (optical coherence tomography), retinography and visual field tests.

Professional Advice

Eye examinations are particularly recommended for people with a family history of eye problems or diseases such as diabetes. Regular monitoring can detect conditions which, if left untreated, can lead to serious complications such as vision loss.

When should I have a visual scan?

Visual abnormalities, medical history or post-operative follow-up often call for more detailed examinations, such as OCT, visual field or corneal topography.

How do eye examinations work?

Quick and painless, these explorations provide detailed images of your ocular structures, enabling precise, targeted treatment.

Medical advice to prevent eye diseases

Adopt a regular eye-care routine, including breaks to rest your eyes during prolonged screen use. Avoid environments that are too bright or too dry, and consult a specialist regularly for early detection of any eye condition. Early diagnosis can prevent the progression of many serious pathologies.

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