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O presente relatório que se intitula “Suspeita de glaucoma, Adaptação de lente de
contacto RPG em paciente com Queratocone e Insuficiência de Divergência” aborda
três casos clínicos focados na área de optometria. Todos estes casos foram adquiridos e
selecionados no decorrer do estágio curricular realizado na ótica Seeana Eyewear, em
Aveiro.
O primeiro caso aborda a avaliação realizada a uma possível suspeita de Glaucoma,
onde foram explorados diversos métodos de diagnóstico. Por intermédio destes
procedimentos foi possível identificar alguns sinais indicativos de uma suspeita de
glaucoma. Este caso também permitiu realçar a importância do optometrista no
processo de triagem, interpretação e respetivo referenciamento e encaminhamento dos
pacientes portadores destas e de outras doenças.
No que diz respeito ao caso de contatologia, este foca-se na adaptação de lentes de
contacto RPG, em um paciente diagnosticado com queratocone. Foram analisados os
passos para a adaptação da melhor lente de contacto por forma a otimizar o conforto e
a acuidade visual do paciente.
Por fim, no último caso clínico, discutimos uma disfunção binocular, a insuficiência de
divergência. Foram exploradas técnicas de avaliação da fusão e da função binocular, e
com a prescrição de prismas corrigiu-se o desalinhamento ocular e melhorou-se a visão
binocular.
The present report, titled "Suspected Glaucoma, RGP Contact Lens Adaptation in a Patient with Keratoconus and Divergence Insufficiency," addresses three clinical cases in the field of optometry. All of these cases were acquired and selected during the internship carried out at Seeana Eyewear, in Aveiro. The first case involves the evaluation of a suspected glaucoma, where various diagnostic methods were explored. Through these procedures, it was possible to identify some indicative signs of a suspected glaucoma. This case also highlighted the importance of the optometrist in the screening process, interpretation, and referral of patients with these other conditions. Regarding the contact lens case, it focuses on the adaptation of RGP (Rigid Gas Permeable) contact lenses in a patient diagnosed with keratoconus. The steps for adapting the best contact lens to optimize the patient's comfort and visual acuity were analyzed. Finally, in the last clinical case, we discuss binocular dysfunction, specifically Divergence Insufficiency (DI). Techniques for evaluating fusion and binocular function were explored, and with the prescription of prisms, ocular misalignment was corrected, and visual acuity improved.
The present report, titled "Suspected Glaucoma, RGP Contact Lens Adaptation in a Patient with Keratoconus and Divergence Insufficiency," addresses three clinical cases in the field of optometry. All of these cases were acquired and selected during the internship carried out at Seeana Eyewear, in Aveiro. The first case involves the evaluation of a suspected glaucoma, where various diagnostic methods were explored. Through these procedures, it was possible to identify some indicative signs of a suspected glaucoma. This case also highlighted the importance of the optometrist in the screening process, interpretation, and referral of patients with these other conditions. Regarding the contact lens case, it focuses on the adaptation of RGP (Rigid Gas Permeable) contact lenses in a patient diagnosed with keratoconus. The steps for adapting the best contact lens to optimize the patient's comfort and visual acuity were analyzed. Finally, in the last clinical case, we discuss binocular dysfunction, specifically Divergence Insufficiency (DI). Techniques for evaluating fusion and binocular function were explored, and with the prescription of prisms, ocular misalignment was corrected, and visual acuity improved.
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Glaucoma Insuficiência de Divergência Lentes de Contacto Rpg