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The word “OPTOGRAPHY” comes from two Greek words; ‘Opto’ means ‘of sight’ or ‘eye’ and ‘Graphy’ means ‘field of study’ or ‘related to writing ‘; Optography means “Study of Eyesight”!
Optometry & Optography - What?
‘Optometry’ is a health care profession directly connected with the eye care systems. Optometrists being qualified, certified, educated are the primary healthcare personnel of the eye & visual system through providing comprehensive vision care. Eyesight is one of the most important senses. 80% of what we perceive comes through our sense of sight . Globally a major percentage of population needs visual correction. The second major cause of avoidable blindness is none but the refractive error.
An optometrist can play a vital role there.
‘Optography’ means “Study of Eyesight”! According to the dictionary it means “The fixation of an image on the retina”. It’s an independent, Apolitical & non profitable educational resource dedicated solely in Optometrist Fraternity. We’re dedicated to enkindle a standard mission for better vision care worldwide through engaging efficient optometry educators, practitioners, students & readers for converting our optometry passion into better eyesight!
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Retinal Detachment : Warning symptoms Patients Should Never Ignore
Introduction – Retinal detachment is one of the most serious vision-threatening conditions encountered in eye care practice. As optometrists, we often see patients who initially
Difference Between Low Vision and Blindness
Visual impairment is a broad term that includes varying degrees of vision loss. Two commonly misunderstood conditions under this umbrella are low vision and blindness.
Optical Aids for Low Vision
1. Introduction to Low Vision: Low vision is a significant global public health concern that affects an individual’s ability to perform daily visual tasks even
Comprehensive Diagnostic Framework for Non-Strabismic Binocular Vision Disorders
Non-strabismic binocular vision disorders (NSBVDs) are subtle but clinically significant anomalies of the vergence and accommodative systems. Unlike strabismus, they do not involve a constant
Binocular Balancing Techniques: Methods and Clinical Importance
Introduction Binocular vision is the foundation of comfortable, efficient, and coordinated visual function. In routine refraction, achieving equal clarity in both eyes is not enough—both
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