Please allow me to read excerpts from his presentation. [laskerfoundation.org]

Algorithms to detect poor calibrations are also presently quite primitive. [dizziness-and-balance.com]

The bubble is usually present for 6-8 weeks. Changes in altitude may cause the gas bubble to expand and cause increased IOP. Those receiving a gas bubble during retinal surgery are usually advised to avoid air travel. [glaucoma.org]

[…] during contact sports such as football and rugby, and the research that is currently being undertaken to understand this further. ‹ › Penis enlargement surgery ineffective and potentially dangerous Coffee and longevity – debate continues Nanoparticles present [news-medical.net]

These present minimal risks of harm to health, but other sources of IR from ‘hot’ work applications such as work with molten metals, welding and glass blowing can cause serious burns to unprotected skin. Eye effects. [www2.warwick.ac.uk]

Referrals for medical workups prior to low-risk surgeries such as cataract removal needlessly raise costs for Medicare and other payers, researchers find. [healthleadersmedia.com]

Treatment usually includes the following: Steroid eye drops Steroid eye drops are usually used to reduce the inflammation in uveitis. Steroid drops are the main treatment for uveitis and may be the only treatment for mild attacks. [patient.info]

Carnosine is a dipeptide (alanine-histidine) researched mainly in Russia as a treatment for cataracts. [itmonline.org]

Treatment Treatment includes eyeglasses, contact lenses, and surgery. New technologies in eyeglasses and contact lenses allow better vision. [eyediologyopticians.co.uk]

While many natural treatments fall into the domain of pseudo-science with little supporting evidence, there are a number of natural treatment options that are backed by scientific studies. [home-remedies-for-you.com]

An eye care provider will evaluate your symptoms and talk with you about the best treatment. How is it treated? Cataracts in young children should be removed to help prevent other eye problems. [kpjampang.com]

What is the outlook (prognosis) for uveitis? In general, the sooner treatment for front of eye (anterior) uveitis is started, the better the outlook and the quicker it goes away. [patient.info]

Prognosis for good vision is excellent. Cataracts tend to progress at a slow pace and, as a rule, can be monitored on a yearly basis. At the appropriate time we can recommend surgery for your particular type of cataract. [eyediologyopticians.co.uk]

As in the headline, the dispute between Alfred Vogt and Hans Goldmann occupied minds in the middle of the last century, as they tussled over the etiology of “glassblowers’ cataract.” [healio.com]

There is some epidemiological and laboratory evidence that sunlight is an etiological factor in cataract so that it would be expected that the two conditions – pinguecula and cataract – would occur together more frequently than by chance. [karger.com]

In the book Traditional Chinese Treatment for Senile Diseases (3), the etiology of cataracts is described as based in deficiency, leading to inadequate nourishment of the eyes. [itmonline.org]

Taylor, The epidemiology of cataract: A review of the literature, Ophthalmic Epidemiology, 1995, 2, 3, 151 CrossRef 16 Leo T. Chylack, John K. Wolfe, Judith Friend, William Tung, David M. Singer, Nicholas P. Brown, Mark A. [onlinelibrary.wiley.com]

There is some epidemiological and laboratory evidence that sunlight is an etiological factor in cataract so that it would be expected that the two conditions – pinguecula and cataract – would occur together more frequently than by chance. [karger.com]

Cancer A study reported in the January 2001 issue of Epidemiology reports an increased risk for uveal (intraocular) melanoma, a common type of eye cancer. [livestrong.com]

Epidemiologic studies suggest that exposure to solar radiation in these wave lengths near the equator is correlated with a higher incidence of cataracts. [digitalfire.com]

Epidemiology of cataract: Accomplishments over 25 years and future directions. Ophthalmic epidemiology. 2007;14(4):173–8. pmid:17896293 View Article PubMed/NCBI Google Scholar 2. Asbell PA, Dualan L, Mindel J, Brocks D, Ahmad M, Epstein S. [journals.plos.org]

About Prevent Blindness Texas Founded in 1956, Prevent Blindness is the state’s leading volunteer eye health and safety organization dedicated to fighting blindness and saving sight. [chron.com]

How can I help prevent cataracts? Having your child wear goggles or safety glasses during activities where your childâ s eyes could be injured can lower the risk of eye injuries, This can prevent the possible development of cataracts. [kpjampang.com]

Typical control measures are provision of enclosures and shielding around the source to prevent exposure, use of protective clothing to prevent skin exposure and use of IR-opaque eye protection to prevent eye exposure. [www2.warwick.ac.uk]

Enzyme inhibitors are considered potentially useful in preventing and treating cataracts: inhibitors of aldose reductase may slow cataract formation in diabetics by preventing glycosylation of the proteins and protease inhibitors may prevent the breakdown [itmonline.org]

Can cataracts be prevented? There's still a lot to be found out about the development of cataracts. [sharpeandfowler.com.au]