Disorders
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Ocular drainage obstruction
24,50 € Add to basketThe blockage of the eye’s drainage prevents the proper flow of
aqueous humor, which can increase intraocular pressure. In a
healthy eye, aqueous humor flows normally through the drainage
channels, such as the trabecular meshwork and Schlemm’s canal.
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Parkinson’s and dopamine
24,50 € Add to basketMost of the dopamine in the brain is produced in the substance
black, located in the midbrain, part of the brain stem, which houses
the neurons that produce the neurotransmitter called dopamine. -
Replaced lens
24,50 € Add to basketLens replacement: This shows the final result of cataract surgery, in
which the opaque lens has been replaced with an artificial intraocular
lens. This new lens allows light to focus properly on the retina, restoring
clear vision and improving the patient’s quality of life. -
Retinal detachment
24,50 € Add to basketRetinal detachment is explained clearly. The retina separates
from its normal position, affecting vision and causing symptoms
such as flashes of light, floaters, and loss of peripheral vision. -
Scoliosis and ataxia
24,50 € Add to basketThe scoliosis and ataxia have an altered function in body
alignment and coordination. Moreover, under normal conditions,
the spine maintains balanced physiological curves. Additionally,
it distributes weight properly -
Spine with scoliosis
24,50 € Add to basketThe spine with scoliosis has an altered function in body alignment.
Moreover, under normal conditions, the spine maintains balanced
physiological curves. Additionally, it distributes weight evenly.
Furthermore, it ensures body stability. -
Synapse in Alzheimer’s disease
24,50 € Add to basketThe synapse in Alzheimer’s disease has an altered function in
neuronal communication. Moreover, under normal conditions,
synapses allow efficient signal transmission. Additionally, they
support memory and learning. -
Synapse in Parkinson’s disease
24,50 € Add to basketParkinson’s disease. It is characterized by the loss of dopamine-producing
cells in the brain. This dopamine deficiency leads to motor and non-motor
symptoms, such as balance problems and cognitive alterations. -
Synapse in Parkinson’s disease
24,50 € Add to basketThe synapse in Parkinson’s disease has an altered function in
neuronal transmission. Moreover, under normal conditions,
dopamine acts as an essential neurotransmitter. Additionally,
it facilitates communication between neurons. -
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24,50 € Add to basketAlzheimer’s disease and lost memories have an altered function in
cognitive processes. Moreover, under normal conditions, neurons
communicate efficiently. Additionally, they store and retrieve
information. -
The amblyopia
24,50 € Add to basketAmblyopia is described as a condition in which one eye does
not develop properly during childhood, also known as “lazy eye.”
This leads to reduced vision even with optical correction. -
The amblyopic vision
24,50 € Add to basketVision with amblyopia, a condition in which one eye does not
develop correctly during childhood, causing a decrease in vision
even with optical correction. Strabismus or differences in the
graduation between both eyes can contribute to this condition.
