anti/ansi, Darryl and others

[harry a saake]

Would it be technically correct to say that all antimetropia patients are aniseametropic, but not all aniseametropia are antimetropic

[fjpod]

Would it be technically correct to say that all antimetropia patients are aniseametropic, but not all aniseametropia are antimetropic

yup

[Darryl Meister]

Anisometropia refers to a difference in prescription between the right and left eyes (generally, this refers to a significant difference). Antimetropia refers to a myopic prescription in one eye and a hyperopic prescription in the other. Antimetropia could therefore be considered a type or class of anisometropia.

[Darryl Meister]

Looks like Fjpod beat me to it while I was typing.

[fjpod]

Looks like Fjpod beat me to it while I was typing.

But no one says it quite like you, Daryl.

[Darryl Meister]

But no one says it quite like you, Daryl.

;) Well, in most of the stuff I write -- especially for work, I can seldom get away with a simple Yes. But fortunately I can type pretty fast.