(928)
680-1144 |
Fax:
(928) 680-8639 |
383
S. Lake Havasu Ave |
Lake
Havasu City, AZ |
86403 |
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Dr.
Stuart Adams is Board Certified and has been in business
since 1991. He attended Pacific University College of
Optometry, Forest Grove, OR.
He
is a member of the Arizona Optometric Association, and
a Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry. |
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Dr.
David Ardaya graduated with honors. He is a member
of the Arizona Optometric Association and the American
Academy of Optometry.
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Dr.
Michael Campion is a Board Certified Ophthalmologist,
specializing in refractive surgery to correct vision,
including LASIK, PRK, and intraocular lenses.
He
attended New York Medical College, in Valhalla, New
York.
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Dr.Stephen
De Souza is a Board Certified Ophthalmologist with a
subspecialty in diseases and surgery of the Retina,
Vitreous and Macula.
He
holds a fellowships in Vitreoretinal Diagnosis and Surgery
at the University of Toronto and at the Royal Eye Hospital,
University of Manchester in England. He is also a Fellow
of the Royal College of Surgeons of Canada, a Fellow
of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, and a member
of the Vitreous Society. He attended the University
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A
professional of optometry is dedicated to preserving
sight. In the last 25 years, the 8 year college and
postgraduate program leading to the Doctor of Optometry
degree has been enhanced to include extensive course
work and clinical training the the following areas:
- Pharmacology
- Neurology
- Pathology
- Ocular
Disease DIagnosis and Treatment
Optometrists
with a Therapeutic Pharmaceutical Agent (TPA) Certification
are qualified to manage patients with a diverse range
of symptoms and pathology .Optometry offices:
- Diagnose
and treat most eye problems on the spot
- Know
of ocular and systemic manifestations of disease
- Have
the ability to prescribe many types of ocular and
systemic medications
- Have
the ability to order smears, cultures and diagnostic
tests
- Have
up-to-date instrumentation for the eyes and adnexa
- Provide
cost-effective eyecare
Optometrists
have invested in ophthalmic equipment to ensure accurate
diagnosis and timely treatment of most eyecare problems.
Dilating agents allow the optometrist to see a wide-angle
view of ocular structures in the back of the eye.
The
standards for eyecare now demand higher technology
and greater familiarity with sight-threatening and
systemic conditions.
The
biomicroscope, or slit lamp, is an example of equipment
found in every optometrist's examining room. It is
a versatile ophthalmic microscope, which magnifies
the structure of the eye some 14 to 35 times. Slit
lamps are invaluable for diagnosing corneal conditions
and critical for removing foreign bodies.
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