Artal books (14 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Being told you have cataracts can raise more questions than answers. Do you need surgery now What does the operation involve Which intraocular lens should you choose Will you still need glasses-and what will your vision be like at night In I Have Cataracts, What Should I Know , optical scientist Pablo Artal draws on decades of research into human vision to help patients and their families understand these decisions. Written in clear, accessible English, the book explains what cataracts are, how they affect sight, and what modern surgery can-and cannot-achieve.From understanding your symptoms to preparing for surgery and recovery, this guide explores: - When surgery may be appropriate and when waiting may be reasonable.- What happens during cataract surgery, including conventional and laser-assisted procedures.- The differences between monofocal, enhanced monofocal, EDOF, multifocal, trifocal, toric, and light-adjustable lenses.- The trade-offs between reducing dependence on glasses and maintaining visual quality.- Halos, glare, contrast, and other factors that influence how comfortably you see.- Preoperative measurements, recovery, possible complications, and what to do if your vision does not meet your expectations.- Questions to ask your ophthalmologist before making a decision.Artal is a professor of optics and a researcher. He explains his involvement in developing optical technologies and intraocular lenses, distinguishes scientific evidence from personal opinion, and encourages readers to discuss their individual needs with the clinician who knows their eyes.There is no single lens or surgical approach that is best for everyone. This book helps you understand the options, their advantages, and their limitations so you can take an informed part in decisions about your sight.For anyone diagnosed with cataracts, and for the people supporting them, this is a practical companion to the conversation with an ophthalmologist. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Being told you have cataracts can raise more questions than answers. Do you need surgery now? What does the operation involve? Which intraocular lens should you choose? Will you still need glasses-and what will your vision be like at night?In I Have Cataracts, What Should I Know?, optical scientist Pablo Artal draws on decades of research into human vision to help patients and their families understand these decisions. Written in clear, accessible English, the book explains what cataracts are, how they affect sight, and what modern surgery can-and cannot-achieve.From understanding your symptoms to preparing for surgery and recovery, this guide explores: - When surgery may be appropriate and when waiting may be reasonable.- What happens during cataract surgery, including conventional and laser-assisted procedures.- The differences between monofocal, enhanced monofocal, EDOF, multifocal, trifocal, toric, and light-adjustable lenses.- The trade-offs between reducing dependence on glasses and maintaining visual quality.- Halos, glare, contrast, and other factors that influence how comfortably you see.- Preoperative measurements, recovery, possible complications, and what to do if your vision does not meet your expectations.- Questions to ask your ophthalmologist before making a decision.Artal is a professor of optics and a researcher. He explains his involvement in developing optical technologies and intraocular lenses, distinguishes scientific evidence from personal opinion, and encourages readers to discuss their individual needs with the clinician who knows their eyes.There is no single lens or surgical approach that is best for everyone. This book helps you understand the options, their advantages, and their limitations so you can take an informed part in decisions about your sight.For anyone diagnosed with cataracts, and for the people supporting them, this is a practical companion to the conversation with an ophthalmologist. A clear guide to cataracts, surgery, and intraocular lenses by scientist Pablo Artal. Helps patients and families understand the options and set realistic expectations. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Tengo cataratas. Despues del diagnostico llegan las preguntas: cuando conviene operarse?, que lente elegir?, seguire necesitando gafas?, como vere por la noche?, que puedo esperar de la recuperacion?Pablo Artal, catedratico de Optica e investigador dedicado durante casi cuarenta anos al estudio de la vision, explica con claridad que son las cataratas, como se realiza la operacion y que decisiones merece la pena comprender antes de entrar en quirofano.El libro recorre las diferencias entre lentes monofocales, toricas, multifocales y de profundidad de foco extendida; el papel de las medidas previas; los halos y el deslumbramiento; y la importancia del estado de la retina, la cornea y el resto del ojo. Tambien aborda la recuperacion, las posibles complicaciones y que hacer cuando el resultado no coincide con lo esperado.La idea que lo guia es sencilla: la mejor opcion depende de cada ojo y de como vive cada persona. Leer, conducir de noche, trabajar con pantallas o querer depender menos de las gafas plantean necesidades diferentes.Dirigido a personas con cataratas y a sus familiares, combina explicaciones accesibles, ilustraciones y preguntas utiles para conversar con el oftalmologo. El autor no es medico oftalmologo y el libro no sustituye la consulta: ayuda a llegar a ella con mas conocimiento y expectativas realistas.Tengo cataratas, que debo saber? forma parte de la coleccion Que debo saber?, de Artal Books. Pablo Artal explica las cataratas, la operacion y las lentes intraoculares con claridad y rigor, para ayudar a pacientes y familiares a comprender sus opciones y tomar decisiones informadas. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Being told you have cataracts can raise more questions than answers. Do you need surgery now? What does the operation involve? Which intraocular lens should you choose? Will you still need glasses-and what will your vision be like at night?In I Have Cataracts, What Should I Know?, optical scientist Pablo Artal draws on decades of research into human vision to help patients and their families understand these decisions. Written in clear, accessible English, the book explains what cataracts are, how they affect sight, and what modern surgery can-and cannot-achieve.From understanding your symptoms to preparing for surgery and recovery, this guide explores: - When surgery may be appropriate and when waiting may be reasonable.- What happens during cataract surgery, including conventional and laser-assisted procedures.- The differences between monofocal, enhanced monofocal, EDOF, multifocal, trifocal, toric, and light-adjustable lenses.- The trade-offs between reducing dependence on glasses and maintaining visual quality.- Halos, glare, contrast, and other factors that influence how comfortably you see.- Preoperative measurements, recovery, possible complications, and what to do if your vision does not meet your expectations.- Questions to ask your ophthalmologist before making a decision.Artal is a professor of optics and a researcher. He explains his involvement in developing optical technologies and intraocular lenses, distinguishes scientific evidence from personal opinion, and encourages readers to discuss their individual needs with the clinician who knows their eyes.There is no single lens or surgical approach that is best for everyone. This book helps you understand the options, their advantages, and their limitations so you can take an informed part in decisions about your sight.For anyone diagnosed with cataracts, and for the people supporting them, this is a practical companion to the conversation with an ophthalmologist. A clear guide to cataracts, surgery, and intraocular lenses by scientist Pablo Artal. Helps patients and families understand the options and set realistic expectations. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Being told you have cataracts can raise more questions than answers. Do you need surgery now? What does the operation involve? Which intraocular lens should you choose? Will you still need glasses-and what will your vision be like at night?In I Have Cataracts, What Should I Know?, optical scientist Pablo Artal draws on decades of research into human vision to help patients and their families understand these decisions. Written in clear, accessible English, the book explains what cataracts are, how they affect sight, and what modern surgery can-and cannot-achieve.From understanding your symptoms to preparing for surgery and recovery, this guide explores: - When surgery may be appropriate and when waiting may be reasonable.- What happens during cataract surgery, including conventional and laser-assisted procedures.- The differences between monofocal, enhanced monofocal, EDOF, multifocal, trifocal, toric, and light-adjustable lenses.- The trade-offs between reducing dependence on glasses and maintaining visual quality.- Halos, glare, contrast, and other factors that influence how comfortably you see.- Preoperative measurements, recovery, possible complications, and what to do if your vision does not meet your expectations.- Questions to ask your ophthalmologist before making a decision.Artal is a professor of optics and a researcher. He explains his involvement in developing optical technologies and intraocular lenses, distinguishes scientific evidence from personal opinion, and encourages readers to discuss their individual needs with the clinician who knows their eyes.There is no single lens or surgical approach that is best for everyone. This book helps you understand the options, their advantages, and their limitations so you can take an informed part in decisions about your sight.For anyone diagnosed with cataracts, and for the people supporting them, this is a practical companion to the conversation with an ophthalmologist. A clear guide to cataracts, surgery, and intraocular lenses by scientist Pablo Artal. Helps patients and families understand the options and set realistic expectations. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Tengo cataratas. Despues del diagnostico llegan las preguntas: cuando conviene operarse?, que lente elegir?, seguire necesitando gafas?, como vere por la noche?, que puedo esperar de la recuperacion?Pablo Artal, catedratico de Optica e investigador dedicado durante casi cuarenta anos al estudio de la vision, explica con claridad que son las cataratas, como se realiza la operacion y que decisiones merece la pena comprender antes de entrar en quirofano.El libro recorre las diferencias entre lentes monofocales, toricas, multifocales y de profundidad de foco extendida; el papel de las medidas previas; los halos y el deslumbramiento; y la importancia del estado de la retina, la cornea y el resto del ojo. Tambien aborda la recuperacion, las posibles complicaciones y que hacer cuando el resultado no coincide con lo esperado.La idea que lo guia es sencilla: la mejor opcion depende de cada ojo y de como vive cada persona. Leer, conducir de noche, trabajar con pantallas o querer depender menos de las gafas plantean necesidades diferentes.Dirigido a personas con cataratas y a sus familiares, combina explicaciones accesibles, ilustraciones y preguntas utiles para conversar con el oftalmologo. El autor no es medico oftalmologo y el libro no sustituye la consulta: ayuda a llegar a ella con mas conocimiento y expectativas realistas.Tengo cataratas, que debo saber? forma parte de la coleccion Que debo saber?, de Artal Books. Pablo Artal explica las cataratas, la operacion y las lentes intraoculares con claridad y rigor, para ayudar a pacientes y familiares a comprender sus opciones y tomar decisiones informadas. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Tengo cataratas. Después del diagnóstico llegan las preguntas: ¿cuándo conviene operarse , ¿qué lente elegir , ¿seguiré necesitando gafas , ¿cómo veré por la noche , ¿qué puedo esperar de la recuperación Pablo Artal, catedrático de Óptica e investigador dedicado durante casi cuarenta años al estudio de la visión, explica con claridad qué son las cataratas, cómo se realiza la operación y qué decisiones merece la pena comprender antes de entrar en quirófano.El libro recorre las diferencias entre lentes monofocales, tóricas, multifocales y de profundidad de foco extendida; el papel de las medidas previas; los halos y el deslumbramiento; y la importancia del estado de la retina, la córnea y el resto del ojo. También aborda la recuperación, las posibles complicaciones y qué hacer cuando el resultado no coincide con lo esperado.La idea que lo guía es sencilla: la mejor opción depende de cada ojo y de cómo vive cada persona. Leer, conducir de noche, trabajar con pantallas o querer depender menos de las gafas plantean necesidades diferentes.Dirigido a personas con cataratas y a sus familiares, combina explicaciones accesibles, ilustraciones y preguntas útiles para conversar con el oftalmólogo. El autor no es médico oftalmólogo y el libro no sustituye la consulta: ayuda a llegar a ella con más conocimiento y expectativas realistas.Tengo cataratas, ¿qué debo saber forma parte de la colección ¿Qué debo saber , de Artal Books.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Tengo cataratas. Despues del diagnostico llegan las preguntas: cuando conviene operarse?, que lente elegir?, seguire necesitando gafas?, como vere por la noche?, que puedo esperar de la recuperacion?Pablo Artal, catedratico de Optica e investigador dedicado durante casi cuarenta anos al estudio de la vision, explica con claridad que son las cataratas, como se realiza la operacion y que decisiones merece la pena comprender antes de entrar en quirofano.El libro recorre las diferencias entre lentes monofocales, toricas, multifocales y de profundidad de foco extendida; el papel de las medidas previas; los halos y el deslumbramiento; y la importancia del estado de la retina, la cornea y el resto del ojo. Tambien aborda la recuperacion, las posibles complicaciones y que hacer cuando el resultado no coincide con lo esperado.La idea que lo guia es sencilla: la mejor opcion depende de cada ojo y de como vive cada persona. Leer, conducir de noche, trabajar con pantallas o querer depender menos de las gafas plantean necesidades diferentes.Dirigido a personas con cataratas y a sus familiares, combina explicaciones accesibles, ilustraciones y preguntas utiles para conversar con el oftalmologo. El autor no es medico oftalmologo y el libro no sustituye la consulta: ayuda a llegar a ella con mas conocimiento y expectativas realistas.Tengo cataratas, que debo saber? forma parte de la coleccion Que debo saber?, de Artal Books. Pablo Artal explica las cataratas, la operacion y las lentes intraoculares con claridad y rigor, para ayudar a pacientes y familiares a comprender sus opciones y tomar decisiones informadas. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Tengo cataratas, ¿qué debo saber? | Ciencia, experiencia y claridad para tomar las mejores decisiones | Pablo Artal | Taschenbuch | ¿Qué debo saber? | Spanisch | 2026 | Artal Books | EAN 9791399292800 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…