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Did we cover test this patient? He may be exhausted from fusing all day, thus manifesting a phoria. Corneal edema, SPK, coated lens debris are also possibilities. Some MD's/OD's use Alphagan PRN for...

Mild amblyopia? Stereo acuity? Cover test = any phorias? These questions need answers. I agree contact lenses usually are a good solution and aniso will sometimes bring a "medically necessary" Dx and...

So this was started 11-18. I hope this person has been evaluated. Progressive myopia, increasing axial length, Keratoconus, DM, Cataracts are all possibilities. Was the patient wearing contact lenses...

Many of the physicals have been covered. Index of refraction 1.81, 1.6 1.39 1.53 start to effect the Rx in the 2.5 to 3.0 D range. Do the math,(I wish I could quote the formula for you) we typically...

ROY G BIV if I remember correctly, I have aged a bit since licensure
The color of the lens is absorbed and the opposite end of the spectrum is blocked. I am sure we could break this one into...

I was at the WHO concert in Cin city many moons ago. It is difficult to judge how people will react in chaos. This is an unfortunate accident and why is it every one wants to place blame. It sounds...

It is not uncommen for someone to develope a "lid ptosis" following eye surgey, especially if the "blocks" are not administered properly. Refractive patients under or overcorrected will tend to...

I have rep'd contact lenses and quite frankly I found it boring LUCRATIVE yes but, BORING. I had the highest sales when NV colors came out on the market, I always made quota ect. I found it less than...

The worst ever is a patient sitting in the chair Dr Janson thought someone was playing a joke they wrote Ballsitch on the chart. Turns out the surgeon who performed cat surg was Ballsitch, first name...