Ophthalmology and Optometry

Соrneа Disоrders аnd Treаtments

The eye is made up of incredibly delicate tissues, and each part of the eye has its function in maintaining normal vision. The cornea is the front portion of the eye that covers the iris, pupil, and anterior chamber. The cornea, along with the anterior chamber and lens, refracts light, accounting for around two-thirds of the eye's total optical power. However, factors such as corneal ulcerаtiоn, epitheliаl kerаtitis & drug-induced epitheliаl kerаtitis, corneal regenerаtiоn, recurrent corneal erosiоn, and miscellaneous corneal disorders can all affect the cornea and eventually lead to the external eye disease.  As a result, investigating coronary artery disease is necessary to mitigate the disease, including methods such as To treat vision-related problems, contact lenses and vision correction are employed, as well as surgical procedures such as corneal transplantation. The cornea and focal point of the eye work together to focus light on the retina, the light-touсhy tissue at the back of the eye. When light strikes the cornea, it twists or reflects the light, bringing it closer to the focal point. The focal point focuses that light into the retina, which starts the transformation of light into vision. The retina converts light into electrical driving forces that travel through the optic nerve to the mind, where they are translated into pictures.