○Announcement of relocation of same corporation(Shinjuku Higashiuchi Eye Clinic)
○Announcement about Office Hours for Cornea Treatments
○Inauguration of Glaucoma Specialist Doctor
○Orbscan
○Optical Coherence Tomography
○Collagen Tears Punctal Plug
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| 〇Inauguration of Glaucoma Specialist Doctor |
Office hours for glaucoma treatments have been newly added.
Glaucoma Specialist Doctor in charge: Yasuharu Noma Career
1998 Graduate- Okayama University Faculty of Medicine
1999 Miyoshi Central Hospital
2001 Hiroshima Railway Hospital
2002 Chugoku Rosai Hospital
2003 Hiroshima University Hospital
2004 Miyoshi Central Hospital
2006 Fukushima Seikyo Hospital
2008 Part-time physician at Ikebukuro Sunshine Street Eye Clinic
2011 Full-time physician at Ikebukuro Sunshine Street Eye Clinic
Leading Research Presentations
“The effect of Betaxolol towards the progression of visual field defect in Glaucoma”
“The retinal nerve fiber layer thickness in glaucoma cases examined by 2 types of Optical Coherence Tomographys”
Every Tuesday and Friday on 11:30-13:00 / 15:00-18:00
Call to make an appointment for a glaucoma treatment. 03-3981-6363
Information about Glaucoma
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| ○Orbscan |

Corneal Curvature Analyzing Equipment (Orbscan).
This is the eye fundus camera for Cornea .
This equipment analyse corneal topography.
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| ○Optical Coherence
Tomography |
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Optical Coherence Tomography It’s called
Optical Coherence Tomography, “OCT” for short. OCT is a non-invasive technology
used for imaging the retina, the multi-layered sensory tissue lining the back of
the eye. OCT, the first instrument to allow doctors to see cross-sectional
images of the retina, is revolutionizing the early detection and treatment of
eye conditions such as macular holes, pre-retinal membranes, macular swelling
and even optic nerve damage.
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| ○Collagen Tears Punctal Plug for Dry Eye Treatment |
collagen tears punctal
plug for dry eye treatment
punctal plug is a small
medical device that is inserted into the tear duct (puncta) of an eye to block
the duct. This prevents the drainage of liquid from the eye. They are used to
treat dry eye.
A temporary punctal occlusion can be inserted and tried
first. These are made of collagen and are dissolvable. This is to ascertain
that permanent ones will not cause excessive tearing.
Permanent punctal
plugs are usually made of silicone. Some plugs are made of thermally reactive
material. Some of these are inserted into the punctum as a liquid and then they
harden and conform to the individual's drainage system. Others start out rigid
and become soft and flexible, adapting to the individual's punctal size after
they are inserted. Artificial tears are usually still required after punctal
plug insertion.
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