The most effective treatment for ROP is laser therapy. In our practice we use pattern retinal laser photocoagulation at optimal postnatal age in babies (no more than 2 months)
PROGRESSIVE MYOPIA IN CHILDREN
In our clinic we use several effective methods to reduce the progression
DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATIVE METHODS OF TREATMENT
Physiotherapeutic methods of eye diseases treatment are widely used and demonstrate their ability to replace pharmaceuticals and surgical intervention.
In Kaluga subsidiary we use such methods of physiotherapeutic treatment as:
Magnetic stimulation by alternating magnetic fields.
Therapetic treatment with the help of magnetic fields produces vaso-dilating, spasmolytic, decongestive and immunostimulating effect.
Indications: partial optic nerve atrophy retinal dystrophy retinal abiotrophy myopia and accomodation disturbance amblyopia
Contra-indications: magnetic foreign bodies inside the eye predisposition to recidivating bleeding noncompensatory glaucoma oncological diseases convulsive activity
Direct and indirect pulse electrical stimulation (electrostimulator "Serdolic"). Pulse currents rending rhytmic and stimulating action on muscular and nervous fibers are used for stimulation, they activate blood circulation and exchange process. Applying of electric stimulation in complex with the use of magnetic fields considerably increases the efficiency of treatment.
Indications: optic nerve atrophy retinal dystrophy (dry forms) primary open-angle compensatory glaucoma neurogenous keratitis children's amblyopia myopia of high degree
Contra-indications: brain tumors and other oncological diseases post-infarction period epileptic syndrome purulent process in orbit noncompensatory glaucoma
Low-power laser therapy.
Laser energy reduces pain and inflammation, provides tissue healing and antibacterial action. It is effective on improving the microcirculation, relieving the edema and stimulating the process of immnological defence. It is possible to use low-power laser therapy in complex with electrostimulation and laserophoresis.
Low-power laser therapy includes: intravenous laser exposure nadvennoye laser exposure laser reflexotherapy local laser action on the eye and paraorbital area
Indications: epithelial and endothelial corneal dystrophy and other chronic corneal diseases iridocyclitis uveitis dry macular degeneration myopia
Contraindications: cardio-vascular diseases at the stage of decompensation oncological diseases epileptic syndrome infectious diseases Other methods:
bioresonance phototherapy to treat amblyopia methods of visual functions stimulation using computer programs to treat squint and amblyopia electrophoresis, phonophoresis, magnitophoresis, laserophoresis
partial optic nerve atrophy
