Abstract Pituitary tumors represent approximately 15% of all brain tumors and depending on size, pressure optic chiasma, resulting in impaired visual func-tion that manifests itself as defective in the visual field, decreased acuity visual and color vision. The ob-jetive of the present study was to report a case of pitui-tary macroadenoma with compression of optical chiasma and visual field de-fect, initially treated as glaucoma, leading to a late diagnosis and treatment.

Abstract We describe the case of a patient with secondary glaucoma who developed tenon cyst after Ahmed valve implantation. Despite the initial expectant management and subsequent surgical interventions, only with the micropulse transecleral cyclophotocoagulation did the intraocular pressure reach acceptable values.

Introduction Ophthalmologists’ interest in patients’ satisfaction with prescribed corrective lenses, as well as their concern with assessing patients’ complaints and their reasons, play an essential role in improving the refractive technique and in the effectiveness of their clinical practice. (–) Refractometry is the procedure mostly adopted in ophthalmic practice and, certainly, it has the strongest impact on visual acuity improvement. (–) […]

Abstract Objective: To Perform a review on the diagnosis of keratoconus, focusing on the available propaedeutic methods. Methods: A search was performed in the PubMed database using the key words: Keratoconus, diagnosis, topography and tomography. As it is a review, there was no restriction regarding the publication period of the selected articles. Furthermore, both the preferred practice pattern(PPP) manual of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, as well as the website “eyewiki.aao.org” were used as reference. The project was submitted to […]

We would like to complete some topics as comment on the article’s Structural eye sequelae of retinopathy of prematurity in children in Manaus City, Amazonas State/Brazil(), which was published in your esteemed journal. The aforementioned article shows that retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) is an important cause of preventable blindness in Amazonas State/Brazil, which affects 31.6% of children at risk of it. This number shows the need for screening and treatment programs applied to this population in order to avoid blindness […]

Firstly, we would like to thank for your time and interest, as well as for your compliments to our article entitled “Multicentric Medical Student Profile and Their Perspectives About Ophthalmology Education”.() With respect to students’ perspective about ophthalmology education, 95.9% of them considered it relevant to their training as general practitioners. However, only 31% of them feel confident to treat patients with eye disorders.() Articles such as those by Quillen() (mentioned by you) and Lippa() substantiate and validate our results, […]

Firstly, we would like to thank for your time and interest, as well as for your compliments to our article entitled “Multicentric Medical Student Profile and Their Perspectives About Ophthalmology Education”.() With respect to students’ perspective about ophthalmology education, 95.9% of them considered it relevant to their training as general practitioners. However, only 31% of them feel confident to treat patients with eye disorders.() Articles such as those by Quillen() (mentioned by you) and Lippa(4) substantiate and validate our results, […]

O In the Editorial “Lenses of (non) contact”, by Cristina Cagliari and Paulo Schor published in issue number 2 – volume 79 of the Revista Brasileira de Oftalmologia, March-April 2020, pages 89-90, with DOI 10.5935 / 0034-7280.20200018. The name of one of the authors was incorrectly published, where it reads: Cristina Cagliar. Read: Cristina Cagliari. O In the scientific article “Factors associated with refractive defects in an urban population of the Peruvian Andes” by the authors Christian R. Mejia, Alfonso […]