Dr. Zwillinger's blog posts

Cataract is a common ophthalmological pathology which is characterized by the clouding of the crystalline lens, a natural lens located

Glaucoma is a progressive eye disease that can lead to permanent vision loss and even blindness if not treated in

Visual impairment in children can present unique challenges, but with the right support and resources, children can overcome these obstacles

The graphomotor assessment is an assessment carried out by our psychomotor therapist Emilie Regard, health professional, in order to analyze

Choosing the best type of contact lenses depends on many factors such as the type of visual defect, sensitivity of

A child’s vision changes over time, passing through different key stages. From birth, an infant has blurred vision and limited

A psychomotor assessment is an assessment carried out by a psychomotor professional, called a psychomotor therapist. This assessment aims to

The daytime management lenses are designed to correct myopia, while slowing the growth of the eyeball. Thanks to this new

Strabology is a specialty of ophthalmology, which COP9 takes care of. With Dr Stéphanie Zwillinger and her team of orthoptists,

Have you heard about visuospatial rehabilitation?  Your child or teenager may need to carry out an assessment to follow rehabilitation

Has a health professional asked you to make an appointment with an orthoptist? The orthoptist is a health professional specializing

Control glasses are made of control lenses, but this recent method is still little known to the French. For Dr

It has been observed that myopia progresses the most in children and adolescents between the ages of 7 and 12.

Dr. Stéphanie Zwillinger has joined the members of the National Myopia Observatory! This space brings together recognized experts on the

We regularly mention on our social networks and our blog the fact that Dr. Stéphanie Zwillinger is a pediatric ophthalmologist.

Myopia has become a public health issue in France: this refractive disorder will affect 50% of the French population by

In order to correct high myopia, it is necessary to understand its definition, but also to meet an ophthalmologist who

The visuo-spatial assessment is a specific assessment which aims to evaluate one’s visual and spatial abilities. It is part of

Psychomotor relaxation accompanies the patient, whatever their age, in creating a sense of bodily, tonic and emotional dialogue. It allows

Your ophthalmologist has given your child a prescription in order to make an appointment with an orthoptist… but you are

Myopia control lenses are optical devices used to correct visual defects associated with myopia. Discover in this article these corrective

The signs that your child sees poorly can take various forms and can manifest in different ways. It is important for parents and teachers to be attentive to these signs in order to detect any visual problems in the child as soon as possible.

Coats disease Coats disease is a rare eye condition that mainly affects children. It is characterized by an abnormality of

Our COP9 practice provides support for visual psychomotor rehabilitation of children with ASD. Our ophthalmic surgeon, Dr Stéphanie Zwillinger, noted

Ocular albinism is a rare genetic condition that affects eye pigmentation and abnormally develops the retina and optic nerve.  In

Have you heard about juvenile glaucoma? It is a rare form of glaucoma affecting children and young adults. This pathology

In a few words: myopia is a vision disorder that is characterized by difficulty seeing from afar. It is caused

Have you ever heard of 3D microscopy? Behind this expression stands the technological future of ocular-surgery! In this article, COP9