What ophthalmology enrollment is introduced as follows:
When the ophthalmologist choose optometry technology is good.
Ophthalmology technology is mainly to train senior technical personnel in the optometry industry, that is, with professional optometry, basic theoretical knowledge of ophthalmology, and mastery of eye testing, fitting, refractive error correction and visual training of optometry medical technicians.
Ophthalmology-related business units such as: all kinds of optical stores, hospital optometry clinics, eyeglasses manufacturers, optical trade enterprises.
Major Courses:
Foundation of Optometry, Mechanical Drawing, Hand-drawn Effect Drawing of Optical Frames, Graphic Design of Optical Frames, AUTOCAD, 3D Design of Optical Frames, Structural Analysis of Optical Frames, Foreign Trade of Optical Frames, Marketing of Optical Frames, Optical Materials and Fittings, Processing Technique of Metal Eyeglass Frames, Processing Technique of Plastic Eyeglass Frames, Specialized English, Management of Optical Frames Production, and Color Matching of Optical Frames.
Ophthalmology, the full name of which is "ophthalmology", is the study of diseases that occur in the visual system, including the eye and its associated tissues. Ophthalmology is the general study of vitreous and retinal diseases, ophthalmology, glaucoma and optic neuropathy, cataracts, and many other eye diseases.
Cataract Ultrasonic Emulsification and Aspiration
Cataract is a condition in which the clear lens in the eye becomes cloudy, blocking the light that enters the eye and leading to vision loss. The treatment for this disease is based on surgery to remove the clouded lens and replace the clear lens with an artificial lens. Cataract ultrasonic emulsification suction has the characteristics of short operation time, small damage, light reaction and fast recovery, which is the mainstream surgical method of cataract surgery.
Vitreoretinal Surgery
The vitreous humor is the transparent colloid that fills the space between the lens and the retina; the retina is the light-sensing tissue in the eye, and when one of the two is diseased, they both may interact with each other, leading to vision loss. In the past, surgery for this type of disease was a no-go area. With advances in surgical instruments, equipment, and techniques, it is now possible to treat this type of disease surgically. It is arguably the most delicate and complex of ophthalmic surgeries.