Often dreaded, the intravitreal injection is in practice a quick procedure, under anaesthetic drops, lasting less than five minutes. What you’ll actually experience, from the hours before to the 24 hours after.
Patients with diabetes face a higher risk of glaucoma, a condition that progresses for a long time without pain or loss of vision. Why monitoring eye pressure and examining the optic nerve are part of the follow-up.
Microsurgery of the retina, vitrectomy removes the vitreous to treat several conditions at the back of the eye. Indications, procedure, post-operative positioning and recovery: the essentials to know before surgery.
Flashes, a shower of floaters, a dark curtain descending: recognising the warning signs of retinal detachment.
Diabetes and cataract: why it appears earlier in patients with diabetes and how surgery is adapted for an optimal result.
Dry AMD: regular monitoring, the Amsler grid, healthy habits and key points to watch to help preserve your central vision.
HbA1c and eye health: how good blood sugar control helps protect your retina, cornea and lens over the long term.
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