Cornea

Corneal abrasion: how to treat a scratched eye

By Mr Radwan Almousa
2024-04-27

Patients with a scratched eye make up around 10% of all new visits to the ophthalmic emergency care, and although it’s a minor injury, it can cause significant discomfort. Mr Radwan Almousa, one of our top consultant ophthalmologist based in London walks us through the typical treatment plan you can expect from an ophthalmologist. See more

Corneal ulcers: what are they and are they dangerous?

By Professor Parwez Hossain
2024-04-27

Corneal ulcers are painful sores that develop on the cornea (the transparent layer on the front of the eye that covers the pupil, iris and anterior chamber). Professor Parwez Hossain, a leading ophthalmologist, details what this eye condition is and why it is important to be aware of. Whilst corneal ulcers are dangerous to our vision, they are not all that uncommon either. See more

How successful is DMEK eye surgery?

By Mr Maninder Bhogal
2024-04-27

DMEK (descemet membrane endothelial keratoplasty) is a state-of-the-art partial-thickness corneal transplant procedure that replaces only the eye’s damaged Descemet membrane and endothelium (the inner lining of the cornea). Here, Mr Maninder Bhogal, renowned consultant ophthalmologist based in London, provides an expert insight into DMEK eye surgery. See more

Cornea guttata: What is it and when do their presence indicate eye problems?

By Mr Geraint Williams
2024-04-27

Cornea guttae can potentially lead to significant vision issues such as a significant reduction in vision. Here to provide a detailed and expert explanation about the nature of why they come together to form one mass – and more about the condition, including symptoms - is leading consultant ophthalmologist in Worcester, Hereford and Droitwich Mr Geraint Williams. See more