Numerous Childrens and neonates struggle with various aspects of their vision. The earlier those issues are recognised and resolved, the better. Children's eyesight issues are treated in paediatric ophthalmology.
The field of paediatric ophthalmology assists in the early identification of childhood vision-related problems. If a watch sickness is not treated within six months of birth, a child could become permanently blind. At the first six months of life, the optic nerve continues to develop, and if eye issues are not treated during this period, permanent damage may result.
Similar to this, younger kids could be unaware of a lot of problems with their imagination. It is crucial to incorporate paediatric ophthalmology within the curriculum because of this.
What is the function of a paediatric ophthalmologist?
Optometrists and ophthalmologists can both examine children's eyes, assess their imaginative and prescient, and prescribe glasses or contacts if necessary. Optometrists are not doctors, but they can prescribe medication for certain eye conditions. Ophthalmologists diagnose and treat all eye problems and issues.
Typically, younger babies are unable to explain or respond to scientific issues. Pediatric ophthalmologists who are skilled at treating children in a way that makes them feel safe and at ease. They assign child-sized systems and behaviour eye checks that are tailored to the child's developmental stage.
To become an ophthalmologist, paediatric ophthalmologists must first complete medical school and then additional training in eye problems. They are then given additional training in diagnosing and treating paediatric eye problems. The training procedure lasts thirteen years and consists of the following steps:
• Medical bachelor of science (4 years)
• A one-year internshipophthalmology residency (3 years)
• Fellowship in Pediatric Ophthalmology (as a minimum twelve months)
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Squint is a misalignment of the eyes. Squint can develop in childhood or appear later in life. Squint surgery involves a lot of understanding of the muscle balance of the eyes. To be the best squint surgeon one needs to have a thorough understanding of the binocular functioning of the eyes. Dr. Ramesh Murthy with his years of experience and training is among the best squint surgeons in Pune and India.
Having trained in squint at the best institute in Europe, Moorfields eye hospital and worked at L V Prasad as a senior consultant in Squint department, he has immense knowledge of the subject which has helped him become one of the best squint surgeons in Pune and India. He has trained exclusively in Pediatric Ophthalmology and Squint and worked in this field for the past 18 years. He has lectured extensively all over the country and abroad and has brought about great innovations in this field.
Each person’s eyes are different, and it is important to approach the patient on an individual basis. This can come only with experience. Having operated thousands of squints Dr Ramesh Murthy has become one of the best squint surgeons in India and Pune. He regularly teaches squint and oculoplasty surgery at various medical colleges and hospitals in Pune and in India.
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