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There are several types of [url=http://www.informacionopticas.com/orto-k-precio/]Orto-k[/url] procedure based on the type of use , " »
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[url=http://www.informacionopticas.com/lentes-intraoculares-precio-y-disponibilidad/]Lentes intraoculares[/url] have evolved in recent years . Today we have highly qualified lenses to correct vision problems until a few years ago seemed impossible. So you have to assume that not all surgeons are qualified to use the full range of lenses.
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Daytime orthokeratology in which lenses are used for part of the day or the hour . It's the type of procedure historically oldest and was first used in the 60s of XX century ( 2). After conducting several studies mean reduction rates of around 1.00 diopter were reported in about 18 months of treatment ( 3-15 ) .
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The introduction of contact lenses reverse geometry in EE . UU . in 1993 there was a drastic change and revived interest in Orthokeratology ( 16). With these lenses in daily use it was possible to treat up to -2.75 diopters over a period of time of 3 months ( 17). A technique that is known as Accelerated Orthokeratology given that was faster and possibly more effective than previous techniques ( 18).
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From the mid -90s started to use night Orthokeratology . In this treatment contact lenses reverse geometry (molds ) are used at night while the patient is sleeping. Today, it is the most used and recommended by professional art.
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So if you want to know if it is a good candidate for a specific lens , you should talk to several specialists to find out who uses it.<A HREF="http://www.informacionopticas.com/lentes-intraoculares-precio-y-disponibilidad/"> lentes intraoculares</A>
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Contact lenses used in Orthokeratology produce a temporary reduction of myopia by changing the shape of the cornea . The cornea is elastic in nature. The lens rests on a thin layer of the cornea teardrop shapes .  
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<A HREF="http://www.informacionopticas.com/orto-k-precio/"> Orto-k</A>
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Ask lots of questions . You must be sure that your cataract surgeon has lots of experience in this transaction, in addition to being prepared to deal with any problems that may arise .
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Permeable contact lenses are designed to normal looking gas that are as parallel as possible to the profile of the cornea to cause no effect or ortoqueratológico molding . The Ortho- K lenses are designed with the purpose of producing a molding effect on the original shape of the cornea ( rheology ) . The pressure occurs when the lens is less curved than the cornea , so that most of the weight of the lens on the cornea center rests . When the cornea changes its curvature, reduces its amount of diopter and corneal flattening is sufficient to compensate for myopia. Once the lens is removed, the cornea has a tendency to maintain the new shape for many hours. Allowing good vision without having to wear anything during the hours the patient is awake.
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Being the ratio of the refractive change possible and the diameter of the flattened area confirmed by applying the formula Munnerlyn and similar to that used in the excimer laser refractive surgery.
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Problems with intraocular lenses
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Statistically, cataract surgery has one of the highest success rates . Ask about the possible risks in the use of new intraocular lenses.
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For example , some of these lenses have been associated with a higher rate of opacification of the posterior capsule - ie clouding of a membrane is allowed to inquire into the eye in cataract surgery - which will require further treatment with laser YAG .
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Other problems include the size and method of incision .

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[url=http://www.informacionopticas.com/lentes-intraoculares-precio-y-disponibilidad/]Lentes intraoculares[/url] have evolved in recent years . Today we have highly qualified lenses to correct vision problems until a few years ago seemed impossible. So you have to assume that not all surgeons are qualified to use the full range of lenses.


So if you want to know if it is a good candidate for a specific lens , you should talk to several specialists to find out who uses it.<A HREF="http://www.informacionopticas.com/lentes-intraoculares-precio-y-disponibilidad/"> lentes intraoculares</A>

Ask lots of questions . You must be sure that your cataract surgeon has lots of experience in this transaction, in addition to being prepared to deal with any problems that may arise .

Problems with intraocular lenses

Statistically, cataract surgery has one of the highest success rates . Ask about the possible risks in the use of new intraocular lenses.

For example , some of these lenses have been associated with a higher rate of opacification of the posterior capsule - ie clouding of a membrane is allowed to inquire into the eye in cataract surgery - which will require further treatment with laser YAG .

Other problems include the size and method of incision .

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