Pterygium

Pterygium is a triangular growth of fibrovascular tissue that forms in the conjunctiva and extends over the cornea causing shape irregularity and affecting the vision.

It is related to exposure to UV light and has a very slow progression. Mild cases are just observed and treated with lubricating eye drops. In more advanced cases, surgical excision is recommended to rehabilitate the vision.

Εικόνα πτερυγίου αριστερού οφθαλμού.

Pterygium in a patient’s left eye extending over the cornea.

Dr. Thanos Bezatis is an ophthalmologist in Athens and maintains a modern ophthalmology practice in Kolonaki. He specializes in cataract surgery, refractive surgery and surgery of the eyelids and lacrimal system. He is a specialist and doctor of the University of Bonn and trained for six years in the United Kingdom. He has served as head of the Cataract and Ophthalmoplasty department at Moorfields Eye Hospital London.
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