Search Results 1-10 of 42 for Cornea

1. With Prompt Treatment, Cornea Infection Can Be Cured Without Long-term Complications – Mayo Clinic News Network

   An injury, such as an object scratching the surface of the cornea or penetrating the cornea, may allow bacteria or fungus to get inside the cornea.

2. Evaluación minuciosa antes de cirugía LASIK puede evitar posibles problemas – Mayo Clinic News Network

   La cirugía LASIK se realiza con un láser que extrae tejido de la córnea y la cambia de forma.

3. Discovery’s Edge: Eye in the storm – Mayo Clinic News Network

   At about 560 µm (1/45 of an inch), the cornea is transparent, but about as thick and bendy as a credit card.

4. Discovery’s Edge: Eyes gone bad – Mayo Clinic News Network

   At about 560 µm (1/45 of an inch), the cornea is transparent, but about as thick and bendy as a credit card.

5. Mayo Clinic Q and A: Thorough evaluation before LASIK surgery can help avoid problems – Mayo Clinic News Network

   In some cases, ectasia may require a cornea transplant.

6. Cataract Surgery is Possible for Most People Who’ve Had LASIK – Mayo Clinic News Network

   Think of the cornea as your eye's front window.

7. Mayo Clinic Q and A: LASIK eye surgery — understanding the risks and complications – Mayo Clinic News Network

   This condition changes the shape of your cornea years after surgery.

8. Mayo Clinic Minute: A warning about Halloween costume contacts – Mayo Clinic News Network

   Scratches on the cornea, infections and impaired vision are all possible results of bad lenses.

9. Dr. Richard Hurt on Smoking and Smoking Cessation – Mayo Clinic News Network

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10. Mayo Clinic Minute: A warning about costume contacts – Mayo Clinic News Network

    Scratches on the cornea, infections and impaired vision are all possible results of bad lenses.