[Treatment strategy of the lacrimal drainage system inborn obstruction. Part one - conservative and intervention procedures].

The authors evaluated the successfulness of the conservative and intervention therapies combination in inborn lacrimal drainage system obstruction in a study group of 728 infants with 1154 eyes involved, treated at the Department of Ophthalmology, Faculty Hospital Královské Vinohrady (Kings Vineyards), Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic, E.U., during the period May 2004 - January 2011.

[Orbital tumors in adults--a 10-year study].

Unlabelled: The authors refer about diagnostic procedures, treatment and follow-up of 87 adult patients with orbital tumors during the period 1998 - 2007 in the Department of Ophthalmology, Faculty Hospital Královské Vinohrady, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic, E.U. The group consists of 42 men and 45 women, age range 18-89 years.

[Analysis of movement disorders surgeries at the Department of Ophthalmology, the FNKV Hospital, Prague, Czech Republic, during the ten-years period].

The authors analyzed medical records of 1644 surgeries of strabismus and ptosis performed during the ten-years period (1997-2006). The surgeries were divided into three groups according to the age of the patients: 531 surgeries were performed in patients until the age of 6 years, 508 surgeries were in children aged 7-18 years, and the study included also 605 operative procedures in adult patients aged 19 years and older. The strabismus operations formed 1401 single or multi-phases surgeries and the ptosis correction was performed in 243 patients.

[Ocular manifestations in Turner's syndrome].

Turner's syndrome belongs to the most common chromosomal aberrations. It is caused by the deficiency or structural anomaly of one X chromosome, possibly by chromosomal mosaic. In this syndrome, some ocular diseases are more common.

[The contrast sensitivity test in early detection of ocular changes in children, teenagers, and young adults with diabetes mellitus type I].

Unlabelled: The authors examined repeatedly every year 213 patients (97 boys and young men and 116 girls and young women, age ranged 6-36 years, median: 16.4 years). The diabetes mellitus type I duration at the first eye examination was 0.