POTENTIAL ACUITY METER
The Potential acuity meter was introduced by Guyton and Minkowski in 1980. It is a small device that mounts on a slit lamp and projects on an image of a…
The Potential acuity meter was introduced by Guyton and Minkowski in 1980. It is a small device that mounts on a slit lamp and projects on an image of a…
Mainly before uses the trial lens box & accessories should be know what is the things? how to uses the accessories? How to works? Why uses the accessories. It is…
Ocular rigidity refers to the stiffness or resistance of the eyeball to deformation. It’s a measure of the eye’s ability to maintain its shape when subjected to external forces, such…
Polarized lenses is a optical technology, designed to enhance visual clarity and comfort by reducing glare. These lenses are particularly beneficial for outdoor enthusiasts and drivers, as they reduce the…
Tonometry is a non-invasive procedure that measures the pressure inside the eye. It is used to diagnose and monitor glaucoma, a condition that damages the optic nerve and can lead…
Indirect ophthalmoscopy is a diagnostic technique used to examine the interior structures of the eye, including the retina, optic nerve, and blood vessels, by using a condensing lens and a…
Slit lamp is a specialized microscope that employs a focused beam of light to examine the eyes structures. It consists of a light source and a series of lenses that…
The significant increase in the use of digital screens in our daily life requires advanced research to avoid possible ocular damage (1). The use of a digital screen affects the…
Extraocular muscles consists of six muscles which controls the movement of the eye , six muscles name is superior rectus, inferior rectus , medial rectus ,lateral rectus , superior oblique…
Vernal keratoconjuctivitis (VKC) is a recurrent, bilateral, external, ocular inflammation primary affecting boys & young adults living in warm, dry climates. It is an allergic disorder in which IgE &…