Cornea

Transplantations
Cornea disease and refractive surgery specialist, Dr. Tassos Georgiou, MBChB, MRCOphtha, (England)
of  Ophthalmos Research & Educational Institute performed the first two ever laser-based cornea transplants in Cyprus on October 4, 2007.[more]

Keratoconous
Diabetes can cause complications to many organs of the human body. One of these is the eye, which can be affected in many ways. It can cause temporary blurriness and cataracts. The most serious condition of the eye concerning diabetes is diabetic retinopathy. [more]

Pterygium
A pterygium is a fleshy growth on the conjunctiva, the membrane that covers the white or sclera part of the eye. It forms usually in the corner of the eye close to the nose and grows towards the pupil. Normally it grows slowly and if not treated it eventually may cover the pupil, hindering vision. [more]

Cornea diagnosis
The Spectralis anterior segment module captures simultaneous OCT and infrared scan providing a detail 3-dimentional view of the anterior chamber. [more]