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Funduscopic examination in children is an essential medical procedure in pediatric ophthalmology, which assesses the overall health of ocular structures,

Glaucoma is a progressive and often silent eye disease that can lead to irreversible vision loss. Early detection can slow

If you experience near vision discomfort, eye strain, or double vision, all these signs may indicate a convergence disorder. Rehabilitation

Myopia control in children is possible ! Nowadays, several methods are available to slow its progression : In this article

Maintaining good eye health is essential to protect against serious conditions such as glaucoma. If left undetected and untreated, this

Have you heard about orthokeratology? Orthokeratology (also known as Ortho-K), is an innovative technique that uses specially designed contact lenses

Cataract surgery consists of replacing the opacified lens with an implant—an artificial intraocular lens (IOL)—which helps correct all visual impairments

Eye diseases can affect the visual field and lead to loss of central vision. Among them, macular edema and retinal

Characterized by a sudden increase in intraocular pressure, acute angle-closure glaucoma can lead to permanent vision loss if not treated

Making an appointment with an ophthalmologist for your child is a good thing, but why not go see the best

A cataract is a clouding of the lens that can lead to a significant drop in visual acuity and, in

Taking care of your eyes is essential to maintain good vision throughout your life. In this new year, why not

Pain in the child’s eye can be worrying for any parent! It requires special attention. The causes can vary, ranging

MoveR sessions represent an innovative advance in neurovisual and psychomotor rehabilitation, designed for patients (children, adolescents and adults) with visual,

Since 2022, Dr. Stéphanie Zwillinger and her COP9 team have been committed to this key week for visual health! National

Improving your visual field is a key concern, especially for people with visual disorders or certain eye diseases. Optimal visual

A cataract is an opacity that forms on the lens, a natural lens located behind the pupil of the eyeball.

Chalazion results from a combination of different reasons, mainly related to obstruction of the lacrimal glands, bacterial infections, or inflammation

Visual impairments are categorized into several degrees of severity, depending on the person’s remaining ability to distinguish shapes and details.

Orthokeratology is an innovative solution in contactology that allows you to correct your vision problems without surgery! The lenses used

Seeing well at school and following well in class are linked: fact or fiction? The COP9 team informs you that

Vestibular rehabilitation treats neurological disorders causing balance problems and feelings of instability. Through specific exercises, it helps the brain compensate

Although the procedure is common and generally without complications, it is important to follow the steps of the postoperative period

When a child has a sore eye, it can be a source of concern for many parents! There are several

Night lenses, also known as orthokeratology contact lenses, are corrective lenses specially designed to reshape your cornea during sleep. These

An orthoptist and an ophthalmologist are two health professionals specializing in the field of ophthalmology, but they have very distinct

Orthokeratology, also called orthoK, is a branch of ophthalmology. It can be prescribed by an ophthalmologist or a contactologist. It

How does our orthoptist and ophthalmologist team effectively diagnose your eye pathologies? By carrying out an eye exam under cycloplegia