Unlawful use and manipulation of doctor Elena Barraquer's image
23/12/2024
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At the Barraquer Ophthalmology Centre, our dedication to comprehensive eye care extends to a specialized department exclusively focused on paediatric ophthalmology. This meticulously designed unit is committed to addressing ocular pathology in childhood, considering the distinctive features of a child's developing eyes and the ongoing visual maturation process. Our expert team comprises ophthalmologists, optometrists, and nursing staff, all specially trained to interact with our youngest patients.
From birth to adolescence, we diagnose and treat a wide range of vision problems, each presenting its own level of complexity. Through the utilization of resources for minimally invasive exploration and the integration of cutting-edge technology tailored to the unique needs of pediatric patients, we ensure a thorough and gentle approach. Notably, we surpass general care by offering a high level of subspecialization. This enables us to effectively address diseases affecting various structures of the eye, including eyelids, extraocular muscles, cornea, lens, retina, and more.
In addition, we provide a children's waiting room designed to create a playful environment for kids and their families as they await treatment from our professionals. Our overarching aim is to ensure that every child receives optimal and personalized care.
Recognizing that what we do not learn to see in childhood is not recovered later in adulthood, underscores the importance of caring for our vision from an early age. Within the Department of Paediatric Ophthalmology, our team collaborates closely to deliver the best possible care, ensuring the proper visual development of the little ones in our care.
Dr. Idoia Rodríguez Maiztegui, ophthalmologist at the Barraquer Ophthalmology Centre
We chatted with our pediatric optometrist Susana Escalera, who sees about 30 children a day in her office. Her experience and skills are paramount to a successfult eye exam of these small patients, some of whom are still a baby. It seems like a simple task, but it is not.