You really don't need a bunch of phorometry to test it. I prefer a simpe, real-world approauch. Give them contacts in both orientations and let them wear each for a couple of days in the real world. No testing in the exam room can substitute for the patient trying it in their day-to-day life. Also, none of your tests looked at at near point either. Lastly, re-green doesn't work for colo- deficient people. I've fit thousands of pts with mono and I can do all kinds of testing in the exam room to try to determine which eye for near or far, only to have the patient switch to the other when they are out of the office.
Awesome video, thank you for the insight. Very well done and appreciated for the upload....
very informative, thanks
This the first brilliant explanation Ive found. Is this for lasik or iol replacement?
Excuse me while doing the fixation disparity test and the Stereo vision test, which filters are we going to use?
In What country is this clinic located?
Dublin, ireland
You really don't need a bunch of phorometry to test it. I prefer a simpe, real-world approauch. Give them contacts in both orientations and let them wear each for a couple of days in the real world. No testing in the exam room can substitute for the patient trying it in their day-to-day life. Also, none of your tests looked at at near point either. Lastly, re-green doesn't work for colo- deficient people. I've fit thousands of pts with mono and I can do all kinds of testing in the exam room to try to determine which eye for near or far, only to have the patient switch to the other when they are out of the office.