ICR | Eye motility and strabismus | Dr. Rocío Rodríguez

Dr. Rocío Rodríguez

Pediatric Ophthalmology, Eye motility and strabismus

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Dr. Rocío Rodríguez is an outstanding ophthalmologist specializing in strabismus. She is currently in charge of the Department of Strabismus of the Institut Català de Retina. She has completed a Master of Research in Vision Sciences at the University of Valladolid and has participated in numerous conferences.

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International Languages

English

Education

  • Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery. Autonomous University of the State of Hidalgo (Mexico).
  • Master in Research in Vision Sciences. University of Valladolid.
  • Training as a Medical Specialist in Ophthalmology at the University Hospital of Burgos.
  • Fellowship in Strabismus. National Medical Center “NOVEMBER 20” ISSSTE, Federal District, Mexico.

Currently

  • Head of the Strabismus Department at Institut Català de Retina. 
  • Member of the Pediatric Ophthalmology Department at Institut Català de Retina. 

Medical associations

  • Member of the Latin American Council of Strabismus.
  • Member of the Spanish Society of Strabismus.
  • Member of the Mexican Strabismus Center.
  • Member of the Castilian-Leonese Association of Ophthalmology.

Publications and conferences

  • Assistance to numerous national and international congresses.
  • Various communications in congresses.
  • Various publications in specialized magazines.

Related articles

  • Amblyopia or lazy eye syndrome

    Amblyopia or lazy eye is a vision alteration caused by an asymmetry in the position of the eyes. It usually develops at a very early age and is the leading cause of childhood vision loss.

  • revisión estrabismo

    Strabismus in childhood

    We speak of childhood strabismus when a child suffers an alteration in the alignment of the eyes that causes them not to look simultaneously at the same point. Strabismus can occur in adults too.

  • Adult strabismus

    “Adult strabismus” is considered to be those cases of strabismus (the eye axes are not aligned with the object of fixation) that arise from the age of 6-8 years.

  • Eye health in babies, children and adolescents

    Babies, children and adolescents

    It is very important to check children’s vision. Some conditions, such as amblyopia, can be treated in babies and small children, but are irreversible once the child is grown up.

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