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Théa Medical Library

History of ophtalmology told by posted stamps

Thierry ZEYEN
Prof. Dr. Em. of Ophthalmology

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Chronic Corneal Ulcers

Prof. Marc Muraine & Dr Julie Gueudry
Prof. Bernard Duchesne
Dr. François Majo

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Modern update of ocular and orbital ultrasound 

Prof. Dr. med. Mario de La Torre
Dr. Michel Puech
Dr. Peter Good

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The eye in history

Mr. Richard KEELER
Prof. Harminder S DUA

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0% PRESERVATIVES – Volume 4

Prof. Christophe Baudouin

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Practical OCT-Angiography

Dr Sylvia Nghiêm-Buffet
Sandrine Ayrault
Dr Corinne Delahaye-Mazza
Dr Typhaine Grenet
Dr Gabriel Quentel
Dr Franck Fajnkuchen
Prof. Salomon Yves Cohen
Preface by Prof. Eric Souied

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OCT & Glaucoma

Prof. Jean-Paul Renard
Prof. Antoine Labbé
Prof. Christophe Baudouin

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OCT and optic nerve

Prof. Jean-Philippe Nordmann

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OCT and Retina

Dr. Marie-Bénédicte Rougier
Prof. Marie-Noëlle Delyfer
Prof. Jean-François Korobelnik

Brochure

Abak, pure technology in a bottle

After ten years of research, Théa invented in the 1990’s the first multi-dose bottle capable of dispensing preservative-free eye drops, so enabling ophthalmogists to treat patients whilst protecting their full visual potential.

Brochure

The Chibret Family

Through five generations of Chibret and 6 portraits, this brochure outlines their approaches to entrepreneurship and innovation, and portrays their strong personalities brimming with ideas and energy. They all shared the same desire to do business and the same passion for research and ophthalmology.

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Glaucoma Stories

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Eyelid & Conjunctival Tumors

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Diabetic retinopathy

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Nutrition for eye health

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AMD – An overview of clinical forms

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Non glaucomatous visual field defects