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Team eOphtha

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  1. Interesting Reads 2 Apr 2021 4 min read

    Editor's Take: Prof. Francesco Bandello

    Research forms an important part in the development of the scientific community. It has implications for formation of policies and future implementation. For many of us it is the first time navigating through uncharted territories while many have tread this path repeatedly. But a question that remains in every researcher's mind is what one must keep in mind before formally taking up the study that would make the research acceptable in the scientific space. At eOphtha we are introducing a section “Editors’ Take” where we would help bring to you the views and inputs of some of the reputed reviewers and researchers in the field of ophthalmology. We hope this would help further the research aspirations of our readers and bring to light some interesting perspectives from the who’s who in the vast world of research. In our first chapter we had the opportunity to get the perspective from Professor Francesco Bandello from the prestigious Raffael Hospital in Milan. Professor Bandello gives us a

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  3. Students Gallery 5 Apr 2020 5 min read

    Normal Values in Ophthalmology

    PARAMETER VALUES Diameter of eye ball Antero posterior 24 mm Lateral (horizontal) 23.5 mm Vertical 23 mm Axial length of eye ball At birth 18 mm At 3 yrs age 23 mm At 14 yrs age 24 mm Circumference of eye ball 75 mm Volume of eye ball 6.5 ml Weight of eye ball 7 gm Diameter of ant surface of cornea horizontal 11.75 mm vertical 11 mm Diameter of posterior surface of cornea 11.5 mm Thickness of cornea In the centre 0.52 mm In periphery 0.67 mm Radius of curvature of central cornea anterior 7.8 mm posterior 6.5 mm Refractive index of cornea 1.376 Refractive power of cornea As a whole + 43 D Anterior surface + 48 D Posterior surface - 5 D Corneal endothelial cell density At birth 6000 /mm2 Young adults 2400-3000 /mm2(parson 2800 /mm2) decompensation 10 sec, 0.5 mm Length of palpebral fissure Horizontal 18-21 mm at birth, 28-30 mm adult Vertical in the centre 8 mm at birth, 9-11 mm adult Length of LPS muscle and tendon 40 mm, 15 mm Size of tarsus- length, thickness 29 mm,1 mm Height of tars

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  4. Students Gallery 5 Apr 2020 14 min read

    Diagnostic Criteria

    Standard Diagnostic Criteria for various conditions Diagnostic criteria for acute retinal necrosis: American Uveitis Society Diagnostic Criteria for Behçet’s Disease Diagnostic Criteria for Birdshot Chorioretinopathy for Research Purposes ICHD-II Diagnostic Criteria for Cluster Headache Diagnostic criteria for cryptophthalmos syndrome Diagnostic criteria for Kawasaki disease Criteria for Diagnosis of Lyme Disease ICHD-II Diagnostic Criteria for Migraine Diagnostic Criteria for Neurofibromatosis American Rheumatism Association’s Revised Criteria for Rheumatoid Arthritis International Criteria for the Diagnosis of Ocular Sarcoidosis New Classification Criteria for Sjo¨gren’s Syndrome by American College of Rheumatology AMERICAN COLLEGE of RHEUMATOLOGY CLASSIFICATION CRITERIA FOR SLE The American Rheumatology Association’s Criteria for the Classification of Systemic Sclerosis Diagnostic Criteria for Tension-type headache Diagnostic Criteria for von Hippel–Lindau Disease Revised Criteria f

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