Cubillo EA, Chacón BE

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ABSTRACT

The eye is one of the most complex and smallest organs, and as many other organs in the human body, it presents changes during pregnancy. Nevertheless, in most cases these changes appear to be physiologic rather than pathologic. It’s known that ocular changes during pregnancy are mostly limited to an ophthalmologist knowledge, and because of this it is important to mention the principal characteristics, and highlight the changes that could be pathologic, in a way that general practitioners and ob-gyns can have knowledge and a guideline. In this article we proceed to review the literature and summarize the most important points of ocular changes over the past five years.

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