This research study compared the effectiveness and duration of nonpenetrating glaucoma surgery with and without the use of a nonabsorbable hydrophilic implant. Conducted across two eye centers in South Africa and Switzerland, the study followed 48 eyes of 32 patients...
The study performed by Prof Guy Ben Simon investigated the visual condition prevalent among Pingelapese individuals. Achromatopsia, or rod monochromatism, is a rare genetic disorder characterized by total color blindness, low visual acuity, nystagmus, and photophobia....
This article written by Dan Shanit, Prof. Guy Ben Simon and colleagues outlines the Middle East Ophthalmology Network, established among ophthalmologists from 10 major centers in Israel, Jordan, Morocco, the Palestinian Authority, and Tunisia. Using an experimental...
A study conducted, by Prof Guy Ben Simon, at the St John Eye Unit of Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital in Soweto, South Africa, investigated the prevalence of keratoconus among African patients and its associated conditions. The study revealed that a majority of the...
The 'Atlas of Orbital Imaging,’ edited by Dr. Daphna Landau Prat, Prof. Guy Ben Simon and Gahl Greenberg, and with contributions from leading oculoplastic surgeons and radiologists worldwide, is a comprehensive book that offers detailed insights into various imaging...
The GenIDA project is an international database designed to better understand rare genetic disorders affecting a person's development and behavior. Through the active participation of families and caregivers, valuable information is gathered about various conditions...
