I think that the contact link should be the last one listed on the "navigation bar" and then repeated again in the footer section thus creating redundancy. I'd even add the telephone number and...
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I think that the contact link should be the last one listed on the "navigation bar" and then repeated again in the footer section thus creating redundancy. I'd even add the telephone number and...
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My OMD always makes a recommendation on which lens he thinks would be best for the patient with their ocular and personal history taken into account and will NEVER...
It is first the work-up tech's responsibility to mention the lens options (we use ReStor, ReZoom, Crystalens, torics, and the conventional lens).
I usually mention it after I tell the patient that...
when they come in for a cataract consult is ...
"Cataract surgery can almost always be safely put off until you determine that it has become a hindrance to your lifestyle -- meaning you are unable...
It may also be a good idea, depending on the demographic of your clients, to make a MySpace page available.
My former practice has one that I designed and built (and now have removed) and it...
Having owned and operated my own web/graphic design and maintenance business (and still doing it on the side) before deciding to go back to school to get a second bachelor's to become an optometrist,...
What is FWIW?
Well ... not the ones that everyone is abuzz about (the Kawasaki's), though my OMD wears some that are similar.
However, I have several pairs, one of which that are like hers and one of my...
Wait. Just kidding. I wasn't thinking clearly.
His spherical equivalence is NOT -8.75. I was thinking of transcribing into plus (which is what I normally work in).
Makes better sense now. ...
This is purely for personal knowledge.
So my brother just got an eye exam and his manifest refraction is:
-8.00 -0.75 x 180 OU
The doctor (without actually fitting the lenses) wrote a CL...
A patient once told me, "When I close my eyes, I can't see."
And how does one "make the patient convince?"
What would convince you to do otherwise?
As I stated, patient has no ocular issues. Lenticular astigmatism is not an issue as patient's lens is clear. I tend to agree with Chris.
I had a 30yo pt come in whose manual K's measured
+1.25, steep at axis 160 OD
+1.00, steep at axis 020 OS
and who's current rx was
-1.25 + 1.00 x 120 OD = 20/20
-1.00 + 0.75 x 020 OS =...
I do get it. Thanks!
Ophthalmometer vs Keratometer
Before I get into my question, let me first state that this is my first post after spending hours reading various posts and I must say, you all are quite the interesting bunch!
Regardless (or...