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O documento que de seguida se apresenta, intitulado “Ortoqueratologia, Insuficiência de
convergência, Suspeita de alterações na visão induzidas por AVC”, diz respeito ao relatório
de estágio curricular realizado na Clínica Dr. Ergo em Viseu, cuja duração foi de seis
meses. Foi redigido com o objetivo de obter o grau de mestre em Optometria e Ciências da
Visão, na Universidade da Beira Interior.
Ao longo do período de estágio tive contacto com uma variedade de casos clínicos, dos
quais selecionei apenas os três que considerei mais importantes, para apresentar ao longo
do presente relatório.
O primeiro caso diz respeito a uma adaptação de lentes RGP Paragon CRT 100, para a
correção da miopia através da Ortoqueratologia. O tratamento consistiu na adaptação das
lentes acima referidas, selecionadas adequadamente com base nos valores refrativos e
corneanos da paciente, e foi realizado ao longo de seis consultas, num intervalo de
aproximadamente um mês e meio. Este foi concluído com bastante sucesso e satisfação.
O segundo caso representa uma Insuficiência de Convergência, que é uma disfunção
binocular. Para detetar este distúrbio foram realizados um conjunto de testes, e para a sua
abordagem, foi recomendado à paciente realizar um plano de terapia visual, assim como
colocar em prática um conjunto de regras de higiene e ergonomia visual. Ao fim de 12
sessões de terapia, a paciente apresentou resultados bastante satisfatórios e os seus
sintomas inicialmente reportados demonstravam estar resolvidos.
Por fim, o terceiro caso apresentado trata-se de uma suspeita de alterações na visão de um
paciente que sofrera um AVC. O caso foi abordado de um modo mais centrado nas queixas
do paciente, que relatava perda de campo visual e, por essa razão, foi realizada uma
Campimetria Computorizada. Dado se confirmarem as perdas visuais e de se tratar de
uma suspeita de patologia ocular, o caso foi devidamente reencaminhado para a
especialidade de Oftalmologia, de modo ao problema ser devidamente tratado.
The document presented below, entitled “Orthokeratology, Convergence Insufficiency, Suspected Vision Changes Induced by Stroke”, concerns the internship report conducted at Dr. Ergo Clinic in Viseu, which lasted for six months. It was written the aim of obtaining a master’s degree in Optometry and Vision Science at the University of Beira Interior. Throughout the internship period, I had contact with a variety of clinical cases, from which I selected only the three that I considered most important to present in this report. The first case concerns the adaptation of Paragon CRT 100 RGP lenses for myopia correction through Orthokeratology. The treatment involved fitting the aforementioned lenses, appropriately selected based on the patient's refractive and corneal values, and was carried out over seven appointments over a period of approximately a month and a half. This was successfully completed with a high degree of satisfaction. The second case represents Convergence Insufficiency, which is a binocular dysfunction. To detect this disorder, a series of tests were conducted, and for its management, the patient was recommended to undergo a visual therapy plan, as well as to implement a set of visual hygiene and ergonomic rules. After 12 therapy sessions, the patient showed highly satisfactory results, and the initially reported symptoms appeared to be resolved. Finally, the third case presented involves a suspicion of vision alterations in a patient who had suffered a stroke. The case was approached more focused on the patient's complaints, which included visual field loss, and for this reason, a Computerized Perimetry test was conducted. As the visual losses were confirmed, and it was suspected to be an ocular pathology, the case was appropriately referred to the Ophthalmology specialty for proper treatment.
The document presented below, entitled “Orthokeratology, Convergence Insufficiency, Suspected Vision Changes Induced by Stroke”, concerns the internship report conducted at Dr. Ergo Clinic in Viseu, which lasted for six months. It was written the aim of obtaining a master’s degree in Optometry and Vision Science at the University of Beira Interior. Throughout the internship period, I had contact with a variety of clinical cases, from which I selected only the three that I considered most important to present in this report. The first case concerns the adaptation of Paragon CRT 100 RGP lenses for myopia correction through Orthokeratology. The treatment involved fitting the aforementioned lenses, appropriately selected based on the patient's refractive and corneal values, and was carried out over seven appointments over a period of approximately a month and a half. This was successfully completed with a high degree of satisfaction. The second case represents Convergence Insufficiency, which is a binocular dysfunction. To detect this disorder, a series of tests were conducted, and for its management, the patient was recommended to undergo a visual therapy plan, as well as to implement a set of visual hygiene and ergonomic rules. After 12 therapy sessions, the patient showed highly satisfactory results, and the initially reported symptoms appeared to be resolved. Finally, the third case presented involves a suspicion of vision alterations in a patient who had suffered a stroke. The case was approached more focused on the patient's complaints, which included visual field loss, and for this reason, a Computerized Perimetry test was conducted. As the visual losses were confirmed, and it was suspected to be an ocular pathology, the case was appropriately referred to the Ophthalmology specialty for proper treatment.
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Alterações Visuais Induzidas por Avc Insuficiência de Convergência Ortoqueratologia