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  • Understanding K Readings and Base Curve for Soft Contact Lenses
    K Readings and Base Curve for Soft Contact Lenses When fitting soft contact lenses, one of the critical steps is determining the appropriate base curve. This process often involves using keratometry (K) readings, which measure the curvature of the cornea. Here’s a detailed look at how K readings influence the selection of the base curve […]
  • The Best Soft Contact Lenses for Astigmatism and Dry Eyes
    The Best Soft Contact Lenses for Astigmatism and Dry Eyes Finding the right contact lenses can be a challenge, especially for those with astigmatism and dry eyes. These conditions require specialized lenses that not only correct vision but also provide comfort throughout the day. In this article, we will explore the best soft contact lenses […]
  • Multifocal for Astigmatism Fitting Guide: A Comprehensive Approach
    Multifocal for Astigmatism Fitting Guide: A Comprehensive Approach Fitting multifocal contact lenses for patients with astigmatism can be a complex task, given the dual challenge of correcting both presbyopia and astigmatism. However, with the advancements in lens technology, such as Bausch + Lomb ULTRA® Multifocal for Astigmatism lenses, eye care professionals can now offer their […]
  • Discover the AI-Powered Varilux XR Lens: A Revolution for Presbyopes
    Discover the AI-Powered Varilux XR Lens: A Revolution for Presbyopes In the rapidly evolving landscape of vision correction, a groundbreaking advancement has emerged specifically for presbyopes: the AI-Powered Varilux XR Lens from Essilor. If you’ve been grappling with the challenges of shifting focus between near and far distances, this innovative lens technology could be a […]
  • A guide to buying Costume and Color Contact lenses online.
    A guide to buying Costume and Color Contact lenses online What are costume and color contact lenses? costume and color contact lenses are popular for their ability to change or enhance the appearance of the eyes. Why buy costume and color contact lenses? People buy costume and color contact lenses for various reasons, ranging from […]
  • 10 Common Questions About Applanation Tonometry Answered
    10 Common Questions About Applanation Tonometry Answered 1. What is Applanation Tonometry? Applanation Tonometry is a method used to measure intraocular pressure (IOP) by flattening a specific area of the cornea. It is the gold standard for IOP measurement, particularly with the Goldmann tonometer, which is commonly used in clinical settings. 2. How does Applanation […]
  • Is Whole Eye Transplant Possible? A Groundbreaking Achievement in Eye Care
    Is Whole Eye Transplant Possible? A Groundbreaking Achievement in Eye Care In the world of eye care, there are moments when advancements push the boundaries of what we once thought possible. The recent case of Aaron James, who received the first whole eye transplant combined with a partial face transplant, is one such milestone. While […]
  • Diagnosis challenge- Is this Cotton wool spot or exudate?
    Diagnosis challenge- Is this Cotton wool spot or exudate? What are the circled area in the picture? We had a diagnosis challenge in out facebook page. Some said it is cotton wool spot and some said it is exudate. So how do we differentiate between the two and what is the correct answer? The circled […]
  • Understanding the Munnerlyn Formula: A Key to Laser Refractive Surgery
    Understanding the Munnerlyn Formula: A Key to Laser Refractive Surgery The Munnerlyn formula is a foundational concept in laser refractive surgery, specifically in procedures like LASIK and PRK. Developed by Charles Munnerlyn and his colleagues in 1988, this formula allows ophthalmologists to calculate the precise amount of corneal tissue that needs to be ablated to […]
  • Using stem cells vision restored in people with devastating eye injuries
    Using stem cells vision restored in people with devastating eye injuries Eye surgeons in the U.S. are inching closer to being able to use a specific type of stem cell transplant to fix a serious eye problem that can cause pain and permanent vision loss.(Reblogged from NBC News) It was the Fourth of July in […]
  • Difference in Optic Disc of Normal and glaucomatous Disc
    Difference in Optic Disc of Normal and glaucomatous Disc Understanding the Difference in Optic Disc of Normal and glaucomatous Disc The optic disc, also known as the optic nerve head, is a crucial structure in the eye that can reveal much about a person’s ocular health. Differentiating between a normal optic disc and one affected […]
  • Clinical optics and vision Rehabilitation book
    Clinical optics and vision Rehabilitation book Book Review: “Clinical Optics and Vision Rehabilitation” “Clinical Optics and Vision Rehabilitation” is a comprehensive and meticulously organized resource for anyone involved in the fields of optometry, ophthalmology, or vision science. Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner looking to refresh your knowledge or a student embarking on your journey in […]
  • Diagram of 6 Extra Ocular Muscles
    Diagram of 6 Extra Ocular Muscles Understanding Extraocular Muscles The human eye is a complex and fascinating organ, and its movement is controlled by a group of muscles known as the extraocular muscles. These muscles are responsible for the various movements of the eye, allowing us to look in different directions without moving our heads. […]
  • Register yourself to help in the ” OPTOMETRY PROFESSION COUNCIL” in India
    Dear Doctors optometry and Students Greetings of the Day , This is to inform you all that DOA’s Special membership drive is being started with group discount & individual membership for a very limited period only. Today, DOA announced the special drive for Bulk & individual membership for Optometry professionals. DOA appeals to all Doctors […]
  • Iris blood vessel and involuntary muscles
    Iris blood vessel and involuntary muscles