Ophthalmology and Vision Science

Ophthalmology is the study of eye-related medical disorders. Ophthalmologists are specialists who specialize in treating this organ medically and surgically. Almost all eye problems and visual impairments are diagnosed, prevented, and treated by ophthalmologists. In addition to care for the eyes and vision, an ophthalmologist's medical knowledge may enable them to detect signs of diseases that are not directly related to the eye. They can refer patients for the appropriate treatment in such circumstances.

Ophthalmology, optometry, molecular genetics, neurology, and physiological optics are all part of vision science, which is an interdisciplinary study of visual systems and perception. All aspects of the visual process, including anatomy, biochemistry, optics, and physiology of the eye, are covered by vision science. Vision Science is the source of a slew of research questions concerning how humans see, how and why vision fails, and what we can do about it.

• Optometry
• Visual Science
• Pharmacology and Drug Therapy in Eye Diseases
• Primary and Secondary Eye Care
• Ophthalmology Surgical Tips and Devices