- The
ophthalmic artery (OA) is an
artery of the head. It is the
first branch of the
internal carotid artery distal to the
cavernous sinus.
Branches of the...
- of
ophthalmic opticians are
licensed to practise. As of 2025, in the
current real-world practice,
every optometrist is also
licensed as an
ophthalmic optician...
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produced in many
different profiles, the most
common is
ophthalmic or convex-concave. In an
ophthalmic lens, both the
front and back
surfaces have a positive...
- Eye surgery, also
known as
ophthalmic surgery or
ocular surgery, is
surgery performed on the eye or its adnexa. Eye
surgery is part of
ophthalmology and...
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cranial nerve (CN V).
Unlike the
other divisions of the
trigeminal nerve (
ophthalmic nerve,
maxillary nerve)
which contain only
afferent fibers, the mandibular...
-
lacrimal artery,
which is a
branch of the
ophthalmic artery.
Blood from the
gland drains to the
superior ophthalmic vein. No
lymphatic vessels have been observed...
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prediction model for 2050".
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Physiological Optics: The
Journal of the
British College of
Ophthalmic Opticians (Optometrists). 41 (3):...
- five eye care
specialists in the
region,
comprising two ophthalmologists, two optometrists, one
optician and an
ophthalmic nurse.
Specialists operate from...
- "European
Region reports highest number of
measles cases in more than 25
years – UNICEF, WHO/Europe". unicef.org. UNICEF.
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Region of...
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engaged in the development,
manufacturing and
commercialization of
branded ophthalmic products. This
marked their entry into
Mexico and the
larger Latin American...
