Occhiali In Vista - Genova

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SOCIO FONDATORE 10)ecimi DAL 2004 AL 2023
AGGIORNAMENTI PROFESSIONALI CONTINUI PRESSO SCUOLA IRSSO Vinci

INIZIO PERCORSO LAVORATIVO NOVEMBRE 1984 PRESSO OTTICA VEDERE FINO AL 1993
DIPLOMA DI OTTICO CONSEGUITO IL 07/06/1989
DIPLOMA DI OPTOMETRIA IL 23/05/1993
OTTICO PRESSO OTTICA LEPRI DAL 1994 AL 2004
DOCENTE SCUOLA OTTICA-OPTOMETRIA DI GENOVA
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25/03/2026
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Piazza Leonardo da Vinci, 6r
16146 Genova Albaro
tel. 0104552827
WA 393 562 2993

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21/03/2026

Central Retinal Artery Occlusion (CRAO)

Central Retinal Artery Occlusion (CRAO): a true ophthalmic emergency where sudden interruption of retinal blood supply leads to rapid, often irreversible vision loss.
Central retinal artery occlusion occurs due to an embolus or thrombus most commonly originating from the internal carotid or cardiac circulation lodging within the central retinal artery. As this artery is the sole supply to the inner retinal layers, its occlusion results in acute ischemia, presenting clinically as sudden, painless, profound monocular vision loss. On fundus examination, the retina appears pale and edematous, with a classic cherry-red spot at the macula due to preserved choroidal circulation. Early recognition is critical, as retinal survival time is extremely limited.

This diagram depicts the arterial supply of the eye, beginning from the internal carotid artery, which gives rise to the ophthalmic artery. The ophthalmic artery further branches into the central retinal artery that enters the eye through the optic nerve to supply the inner retinal layers.
The image highlights the site where an embolus or thrombus becomes lodged within the central retinal artery, obstructing blood flow. As a result, the inner layers of the retina undergo acute ischemia due to loss of oxygen and nutrient supply.
It also demonstrates adjacent branches such as the supraorbital artery, helping to understand the overall orbital vascular anatomy.


[Central retinal artery occlusion, CRAO, retinal ischemia, cherry red spot, ophthalmic artery anatomy, internal carotid embolus, sudden painless vision loss, retinal emergency diagnosis, fundus findings CRAO, NEET PG ophthalmology, USMLE retina concepts, nursing eye disorders, pharmacy basics ophthalmology]

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21/03/2026

La prevenzione è sempre utile
Rivolgetevi al Vs oculista di fiducia
per conoscere lo stato di salute dei vostri occhi

Central Retinal Artery Occlusion (CRAO)

Central Retinal Artery Occlusion (CRAO): a true ophthalmic emergency where sudden interruption of retinal blood supply leads to rapid, often irreversible vision loss.
Central retinal artery occlusion occurs due to an embolus or thrombus most commonly originating from the internal carotid or cardiac circulation lodging within the central retinal artery. As this artery is the sole supply to the inner retinal layers, its occlusion results in acute ischemia, presenting clinically as sudden, painless, profound monocular vision loss. On fundus examination, the retina appears pale and edematous, with a classic cherry-red spot at the macula due to preserved choroidal circulation. Early recognition is critical, as retinal survival time is extremely limited.

This diagram depicts the arterial supply of the eye, beginning from the internal carotid artery, which gives rise to the ophthalmic artery. The ophthalmic artery further branches into the central retinal artery that enters the eye through the optic nerve to supply the inner retinal layers.
The image highlights the site where an embolus or thrombus becomes lodged within the central retinal artery, obstructing blood flow. As a result, the inner layers of the retina undergo acute ischemia due to loss of oxygen and nutrient supply.
It also demonstrates adjacent branches such as the supraorbital artery, helping to understand the overall orbital vascular anatomy.


[Central retinal artery occlusion, CRAO, retinal ischemia, cherry red spot, ophthalmic artery anatomy, internal carotid embolus, sudden painless vision loss, retinal emergency diagnosis, fundus findings CRAO, NEET PG ophthalmology, USMLE retina concepts, nursing eye disorders, pharmacy basics ophthalmology]

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Genova Albaro
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WA 393 562 2993

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16146 Genova Albaro
Tel. 0104552827
WA 393 562 2993

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Genova
16146

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