30/07/2019Professor Saurabh JainOphthalmologyWhat is a lazy eye? Amblyopia vs. strabismusA lazy eye is a common problem that usually starts during childhood. However, there is some confusion among the general public as to what a lazy eye means. Expert ophthalmologist Mr Saurabh Jain is he...More articles from this doctor
17/07/2019Professor Saurabh JainOphthalmologyLazy eye: an expert’s guide to ambylopiaA lazy eye (known by the medical term “amblyopia”) is a relatively common condition. It is thought to affect about 4% of people. It tends to manifest in childhood and can reduce the child’s vision in ...More articles from this doctor
21/06/2019Mr Imran JawaidOphthalmologyCrossed-eyes: can they be fixed? Strabismus explainedChildren will often cross their eyes to have fun and be silly, but for some children (and even adults), having crossed eyes can be something they can’t help or control. The medical term for this is kn...
08/03/2018Professor Annegret Dahlmann-NoorOphthalmologyWhen should children have an eye test?Having regular eye checks for your children is really important to ensure good eye health, as well as normal eye development. Dr Annegret Dahlmann-Noor, a top ophthalmologist, gives her advice on when...More articles from this doctor
06/09/2017Written by Top DoctorsStrabismus surgery: the solution for a 'lazy eye'There is a surgical solution for a 'lazy eye': strabismus surgery. This article answers some of the most common and important questions.