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Mariela Oblashka M.D. ... specialty in Ophthalmology - 2000 2. Defended dissertation thesis with acknowledged scientific and educational degree “M.D.” – Sofia, 2003 Completed courses 1. Pediatric vision – 1996 2. Lesions of retina, cataract, fluorescent angiography and laser treatment of eye lesions – Medical Academy –...
How Dangerous Are Summer Viruses - and How Can We Stay Safe? ... most commonly responsible for: Gastrointestinal infections – diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, fever Upper respiratory tract infections – sore throat, cough, nasal congestion Skin rashes, sometimes accompanied by fever Viral conjunctivitis – red, watery, itchy eyes; often contagious and...
The most frequent lesions are ... as well as in increased or reduced one. The most frequent lesion with increased function is called Thyrotoxicosis or Basedow’s disease. It is observed – lump in the neck area, due to enlarged thyroid gland, weight loss at preserved appetite, heart racing, perspiration, hypertension, eye projection....
Headaches — When Are They Harmless and When a Warning Sign of Something More Serious? ... headache The most common type. The pain is dull, pressing, and feels like a tight band around the head. It usually appears during stress, fatigue, or prolonged screen time. Cluster headache Rare but extremely painful. The pain is sharp, piercing, and focused around one eye. It may be accompanied by...
Conjunctivitis Inflammatory lesions of conjunctiva /conjunctivitis/ are the most frequent eye lesions. Inflammatory lesions of conjunctiva /conjunctivitis/ are the most frequent eye lesions. By character of their course, they are acute and chronic. According to the reason, which provokes them, conjunctivitis are...
Acute conjunctivitis ... staphylococci, streptococci, diphtheria/ and Gram - negative microorganisms /gonococci, bacillus of Koch-Weeks/ are the reasons for bacterial conjunctivitis. This conjunctivitis develops most often in cold, stress or on the background of general lesions. Eye symptoms are: sense of foreign matter in...
Chronic conjunctivitis - persisting ... allergic /vernal conjunctivitis, lymphatic keratoconjunctivitis, contact allergic conjunctivitis/. Other factors leading to development of chronic non-infectious conjunctivitis are: uncorrected refraction abnormalities, mechanical factors /dust, tobacco fume/ and syndrome of “dry eye”. In case of...
Disorders in pediatric vision Vision is one of the biggest wealth of human beings. Via the eyes we receive 9/10 of the information of the surrounding world. Therefore it is necessary to provide ideal conditions for harmonic development of eyes in the organism growth period to create excellent visual functions. Reduction of...
Cataract (opacity) ... when the lens are opalescent, partial or complete loss of vision when the lens are completely opalescent. Such children should be operated early so that they could develop normally by intellect in future. Acquired cataract appears in some common lesions /diabetes mellitus, eye shock, irradiation/....
Acute sinusitis ... upper respiratory tract and more rare – primary. Headache, lassitude, easy tiredness, more often subfebrile temperature are the specific symptoms. Headache is daily, obstinate, in the area of affected sinuses: - frontal – at frontal sinusitis - in the area below the eyes – at maxillary sinusitis. -...
Blepharoplasty Blepharoplasty means surgical correction of eyelids. Blepharoplasty means surgical correction of eyelids. It may be accompanied with laser resurfacing of eyelids, fillers or lifting. When it is alone, it is done under local or general anesthesia. In the upper eyelid it is only lifting while in the...
Head corrections Head corrections in the following regions. Head corrections: - hair- forehead- eyebrows- upper eyelids – lower eyelids- pockets under the eyes – nose – ears – lips – chin – elimination of wrinkles of forehead, face, neck ...
Lesions of carotid arteries ... carotid arteries, provoking transitory ischemic attacks (TIA). Transitory ischemic attacks are characterized by temporary neurological deficiency, lasting less than 24 hours and successive complete recovery. Clinical symptoms include temporary loss or dull vision of one of the eyes, strong...
Important questions about hypertension The most common complaints by elevated blood pressure (BP) are: headache, "stress head", tinnitus, briefly darkening before the eyes, vertigo, balance disorders, chest heaviness, tightness in the neck, etc. How do we know we suffer from hypertension? The most common complaints by elevated blood...
Is the stomach Botox procedure a miracle treatment for overweight patients? - Dr. Jhenya Georgieva - gastroenterologist at Vita Hospital gives us the answer ... regards to this manipulation, performed at Vita Hospital. - Dr. Georgieva, what does a stomach Botox procedure entail? When speaking about Botox, many people start picturing plastic surgeons and the use of it in their battle against wrinkles between the eyes, on the forehead, the neck etc. In...
Why should hernia be operated? ... or acquired defect in the muscle or connective sheath. Hernia has three parts - hernia ring, hernia bag and hernia contents. The most common hernia occurs in the abdomen. Due to congenital or acquired local weakness in the abdominal wall, a port may appear through which eyelet fat or part of the...
Ophthalmology Ophthalmology is a specialty, dealing with diagnosis and treatment of the lesions of eye and its appendages: eyelids, lashes, lacrimal apparatus, etc. Eye lesions, except the different by type disorders of visual acuity (vision), cover also all other eye lesions: inflammatory (conjunctivitis,...
VITA Dysplasia Center ... in their life more than 70% of the women meet the infection caused by human papilloma virus (HPV). In a bigger part of them, infection passes insensibly and often it is self-healed by the immune system. In a smaller part of women, this infection may advance and insensible by bare eye changes may be...