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O objetivo deste relatório com o título “Adaptação de Lentes de Contacto Esclerais num
Queratocone, Insuficiência de Convergência, Suspeita de Coriorretinite por
Toxoplasmose” foi o culminar de 6 meses de estágio curricular que tomou lugar na Ótica
Pita, Lda em Setúbal para a realização do mestrado em Optometria e Ciências da Visão
da Universidade da Beira Interior. O estágio em questão permitiu adquirir várias
competências profissionais e desenvolver conhecimentos para o meu futuro na área da
Optometria.
O relatório encontra-se dividido em três casos clínicos, no primeiro caso é explorado um
caso de queratocone, um distúrbio na córnea muito comum onde existe uma protusão do
tecido corneal em forma de cone, caraterizado por um astigmatismo irregular e uma
acuidade visual baixa em casos mais avançados, que pode ser tratado de várias maneiras,
sendo que neste caso o tratamento usado foi a adaptação de lentes de contacto esclerais.
O segundo caso, trata de uma anomalia binocular caraterizada por uma exoforia alta ao
perto e queixas em visão de perto acentuadas, a Insuficiência de Convergência, onde é
explorado o tratamento via Terapia Visual e os resultados obtidos da mesma.
O terceiro caso, trata de uma patologia do fundo ocular, uma suspeita de coriorretinite
por toxoplasmose adquirida in vitro, com uma breve introdução das características da
mesma e o respetivo encaminhamento para oftalmologista.
The objective of this report with the title "Adaptation of Scleral Contact Lenses in a Keratocone, Convergence Insufficiency, Suspicion of Coriorectinitis by Toxoplasmosis" was the culmination of 6 months of curricular internship that took place at Ótica Pita, Lda in Setúbal for the realization of the Master in Optometry and Vision Sciences of the University of Beira Interior. This internship allowed me to acquire several professional skills and develop knowledge for my future in Optometry. The report is divided into three clinical cases. In the first case is explored a case of keratoconus, a very common corneal disorder where there is a protrusion of corneal tissue in the form of a cone, characterized by an irregular astigmatism and a low visual acuity in more advanced cases, which can be treated in various ways, as in this case the treatment used was the adaptation of scleral contact lenses. The second case treats a binocular anomaly characterized by a high near exophoria and sharp near vision complaints, the Convergence Insufficiency, where the treatment is explored via Visual Therapy and the results obtained from it. The third case treats a pathology of the ocular fundus, a suspicion of coriorectinitis by toxoplasmosis acquired in vitro, with a brief introduction of its characteristics and its referral to an ophthalmologist.
The objective of this report with the title "Adaptation of Scleral Contact Lenses in a Keratocone, Convergence Insufficiency, Suspicion of Coriorectinitis by Toxoplasmosis" was the culmination of 6 months of curricular internship that took place at Ótica Pita, Lda in Setúbal for the realization of the Master in Optometry and Vision Sciences of the University of Beira Interior. This internship allowed me to acquire several professional skills and develop knowledge for my future in Optometry. The report is divided into three clinical cases. In the first case is explored a case of keratoconus, a very common corneal disorder where there is a protrusion of corneal tissue in the form of a cone, characterized by an irregular astigmatism and a low visual acuity in more advanced cases, which can be treated in various ways, as in this case the treatment used was the adaptation of scleral contact lenses. The second case treats a binocular anomaly characterized by a high near exophoria and sharp near vision complaints, the Convergence Insufficiency, where the treatment is explored via Visual Therapy and the results obtained from it. The third case treats a pathology of the ocular fundus, a suspicion of coriorectinitis by toxoplasmosis acquired in vitro, with a brief introduction of its characteristics and its referral to an ophthalmologist.
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Corioretinite Insuficiência de Convergência Lentes de Contacto Esclerais Queratocone Toxoplasmose