top of page

KNOWLEDGE CENTER


Understanding Refractive Errors in Children
If your child has been struggling with blurry vision—whether it’s trouble seeing the board at school or difficulty focusing on a book—there’s a good chance a refractive error could be the cause. Refractive errors are among the most common vision issues in children, and the good news is that they are typically easy to diagnose and treat. What Is a Refractive Error? A refractive error occurs when light entering the eye does not focus properly on the retina. The retina is the l
Mar 24


What Is Keratoconus? A Guide for Parents
Keratoconus is a condition that affects the shape and strength of the cornea — and when it develops in children or teens, early detection is especially important. Dr. Rana, Pediatric Optometrist at University Children’s Eye Center (UCEC), explains what parents should know about this condition, how it’s diagnosed, and the treatment options available today. How Does the Normal Eye Work? To understand keratoconus, it helps to first understand how the eye normally functions. The
Feb 25


Announcing The Rana Fund: Supporting Medically Necessary Contact Lenses for Children
University Children’s Eye Center is proud to share that Dr. Nidhi Rana has established The Rana Fund , an initiative dedicated to helping pediatric patients who require medically necessary contact lenses. For some children, contact lenses are a critical part of treatment, and not just optional or cosmetic. Conditions such as aphakia, keratoconus, and other complex pediatric eye disorders may require specialized contact lenses to support proper visual development and long-ter
Feb 18
bottom of page

