Hello,
One of the doctors I work for is into pediatric optometry. He has started fitting amblyopes with a PAL in the suppressed eye stimulate focusing. Now the question..
We do not want to create unwanted prism imbalance for these amblyopes. We know that prism is measured in PALs between the trademarks and we have "turned off the prism thinning". If we put the OC for the other eye in line with this, it is still not where the patient looks through the lens. With some of these patients having significant differences in power between their two eyes, this is creating some imbalance to begin with.
How can we match theses lens up as to not create imbalance as the patient looks through them at distance?? Near point imbalance is another story, but we will work on the distance first.
If any more info or clarification would be of help, I will be happy to post it.
Thanks for any input on this quest.
GlassEye
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