Pediatric Ophthalmology Master

In the field of ophthalmology, specialization in pediatrics is essential to meet the unique needs of the child population. This pediatric ophthalmology master provides comprehensive formation, covering from the anatomical and physiological bases of the eye, the understanding of the visual process, to the management of ophthalmological emergency. With visual explorations and the correct identification of refractive defects and pathologies such as amblyopia and strabismus, professionals may offer precise diagnoses and effective solutions, including the management of trauma and neuroophthalmic alterations. Optics and optometry complete the training profile, training in the use of advanced instrumentation for exceptional care. By erecting us, students will position themselves at the forefront of pediatric ophthalmology, a discipline that constantly evolves and requires highly qualified professionals. This distance master and its online didactics are the key to a vast clinical competence in a field of growing demand.

- Master the ocular anatomical bases. - Understand the complex visual process. - Perform pediatric ocular exam. - Assess child visual acuity. - Diagnose eye defects. - address pediatric neurophthalmology. - Manage optical nerve alterations. - Focus treatments for uveitis. - Identify and treat cataracts. - Manage cases of children's glaucoma. - Apply adequate ocular pharmacology. - Explore basic childhood ophthalmology. - Evaluate refraction in small patients. - Treat amblyopia effectively. - Recognize causes of pediatric red eye. - Manage congenital and childish glaucoma. - Solve palpebral/tear pathology. - Detect leukocoria and its implications. - address strabismus in an integral way. - Manage eye traumas in children. - Enter basic optics and optometry. - Analyze key parts of the human eye. - Understand vision as a biological process. - Identify main visual defects. - Develop complete optometric evaluation. - Ensure good clinical practices. - Use instruments to graduate optimally. - Advise correct ophthalmic lenses. - Choose appropriate optical frames. - Advise in use of contact lenses. - Attack pediatric ophthalmological emergencies. - Solve cases of ocular trauma. - Treat childhood conjunctivitis. - Manage child ocular hemorrhages. - Address corneal alterations early. - Treat uveitis in child population. - Respond to scleritis and epiescleritis. - Manage acute glaucoma episodes. - Evaluate neurophthalmological conditions. - Treat other ophthalmological alterations. - Know history of optics/ophthalmology. - Recognize and address visual alterations. - Use appropriate optometry equipment. - Practice rigorous optometric exam. - Improve communication with patients. - React to ophthalmological emergencies. - Update in ophthalmic/optometric technology.

After training in the master in pediatric ophthalmology, you will be ready to detect and treat conditions such as amblyopia and strabismus, manage emergencies such as eye traumas and apply specific pharmacology. You can play in hospitals, specialized clinics or research equipment, where your knowledge in optometry and child ophthalmology will be key to improving the visual health of children and adolescents.

The "Pediatric Ophthalmology Master" prepares you to become a specialist capable of diagnosing and treating eye pathologies in children. You will acquire deep knowledge about the anatomy and physiology of the eye, the visual process and ocular exam techniques. You will learn to determine visual acuity, handle visual alterations, understand neurophthalmology, and treat conditions such as cataracts, glaucoma, uveitis, and refraction problems. In addition, you will deepen optics and optometry, preparing to face urgencies and properly use advanced optometric instrumentation.

The master in pediatric ophthalmology is specially designed for ophthalmologists, pediatricians, optometrists and residents who seek to specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of children's eye pathologies. The agenda deepens ocular anatomy, visual acuity, neurophthalmology, uveitis management, cataracts, glaucoma and pediatric ophthalmological emergencies, as well as optical and applied optics. Ideal for those who want to improve their clinical and surgical practice in child ophthalmology.

This training is not included in the scope of official regulated training (Infant Education, Primary Education, Secondary Education, Official Professional Training FP, Baccalaureate, University Degree, Official University Master and PhD). It is therefore a complementary and/or specialization training, aimed at acquiring certain skills, skills or aptitudes of a professional nature, being able to be barely as merit in workbags and/or opposition competitions, always within the complementary training section and/or continuous training being always essential to review the specific requirements of the public labor stock of the public labor stock market.