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Bagolini Striated Glass Test
Principle Bagolini striated glasses are glasses of no dioptric power that have many narrow stri…
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Maddox Rod Test
Maddox Rod Test Why we do ? The “Maddox Rod Test” is used to test for horizontal and vertical de…
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MCQ's In Optometry (Optics and Refraction)
MCQ's In Optometry 41. Haemorrhage at macular spot in high myopia is called: A. Lacquer’s lin…
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Parts of Streak Retinoscope
The modern retinoscope is designed as a very compact hand held instrument which has two main system…
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Use of Maddox Rod
Aim Maddox Rod Test is used to measure the lateral and vertical phoria at distance and at near. Tes…
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Clinical Care Tips
The foundation of clinical refraction lies in the mastery of optics, information about th…
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Refraction in Keratoconous
Keratoconus is an asymmetric and progressive thinning, steepening and centrally scarring of t…
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How To Do Refraction in Visually Impaired
Visually impaired patient tend to have high prevalence of uncorrected refractive error. A goo…
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Children's Refraction
Fig:- child with Glass The refraction in children with refractive error is possibly the most…
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Refraction in Aphakia
Fig:- Patient with Aphakic Glass When the crystalline lens is removed and intraocular l…
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Anisometropic Refraction
Anisometropia represents the condition in which a patient’s refractive error significantly diffe…
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Presbyopia Refraction
Presbyopia is normal age-related loss of ability to focus on things up close. It affects all of …
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The Astigmatic Eye | Refraction in Astigmatism
The astigmatic eye is unique in the sense that it has two far point planes, one for each of …
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