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Tomlev - 21 Jun 2005 23:21 GMT
I have a patient with 1.00 cylinder level in both eyes.
which level of cylinder shall I order for the Biomedics Toric I
perscribed him: 0.75 or 1.25?
(His "K" is 7.7mm, and the lens is not too steep or too flat for the
eye)

Regards, Tom.
retinula@hotmail.com - 21 Jun 2005 23:49 GMT
I would start with 0.75 cyl.  using high is also possible if you think
he might really have a little more based upon your K readings.

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> I have a patient with 1.00 cylinder level in both eyes.
> which level of cylinder shall I order for the Biomedics Toric I
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> Regards, Tom.
William Stacy - 22 Jun 2005 02:59 GMT
> I have a patient with 1.00 cylinder level in both eyes.
> which level of cylinder shall I order for the Biomedics Toric I
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> Regards, Tom.

I never prescribe a stronger cyl in a soft lens than the measured
spectacle cyl. It just seems wrong to do that (mainly because you end up
with axes in the residual that are 90 deg off from the patient's
uncorrected state. So to me the choice is obvious.

w.stacy, o.d.
 
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