A 42-Year-Old Woman with ODS Astigmatism Myopia Compositus and os Vitreus Opacity

2025-10-20T09:33:47+07:00

Astigmatism myopia composite is type abnormality refraction where both line focus light entering the eye is in front of the retina. Vitreous opacity or turbidity vitreous is condition in which the structure transparent vitreous inside eye lost its clarity, causing emergence symptoms like spots or the lines that block vision. Report This case describes a Woman 42 year old who experienced astigmatism myopia composites in the eye right and left and opacity vitreous of the eye left. The patient came with complaint vision run away and see line as well as point black moment see since 3 days ago. Examination beginning show vision OD 4/60 and OS 2/60, after corrected with lens spherical and cylindrical increase to 6/6 on the eyes right and 6/9 on the eyes left. Correction refraction done with lens spherical -4.50 D and cylindrical -1.00 D in the eye right, and spherical -6.00 D and cylindrical -0.50 D in the eye left. Inspection anterior segment in normal limits that confirm a pure diagnosis abnormality refractive functional and posterior segment of the eye. Patients experience complexity and referred for action more further, including inspection in-depth by retina and vitreous specialists use determine optimal handling. This case emphasizes importance approach multidisciplinary in handle disturbance refraction and abnormalities vitreous to improve quality vision patient.

Conjunctivitis

2025-10-20T09:33:33+07:00

Conjunctivitis is inflammation on conjunctiva Which can due to by infection bacteria, viruses, allergies, or irritation and is one of the most common eye diseases and can be contagious. This article aims to provide a comprehensive review of the epidemiology, etiology, pathophysiology, classification, diagnosis, and management of conjunctivitis based on literature latest. Writing abstract done with method literature review to various source scientific Which relevant. Results show that Conjunctivitis can be classified into infectious and non-infectious, with the diagnosis being based on history and clinical examination, while additional examinations such as Gram staining or microbiological culture are performed in selected cases. Management varies according to etiology, ranging from supportive therapy to topical antibiotics or antihistamines, with a generally good prognosis, although complications such as keratitis or corneal perforation can occur in poorly managed cases. Therefore, correct diagnosis and appropriate therapy are essential to prevent complications and improve the patient's quality of life, while education on prevention and personal hygiene is needed to reduce the spread of infectious conjunctivitis.

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A 42-Year-Old Woman with ODS Astigmatism Myopia Compositus and os Vitreus Opacity

Conjunctivitis