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Medical Forum / General / Vision / March 2005

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"Visual function in multiple personality disorder." Journal of the AOA01 Apr 2005 00:35 GMT2
Did or does the article below influence the OD's opinions on here? If so,
how?
Thanks
The visual changes in MPD illustrate the fact that many conditions of the
Reliability of the autorefractometer31 Mar 2005 07:50 GMT52
It seems my prescription changes with the autorefractometer used. I have
gone for several eye tests and my prescription has varied from the very best
at -2.25(Left Eye) and -2.75(Right Eye) to -2.50(Left Eye) and -3.25(Right
Eye). My question is what sort of lighting should the ...
Myopia and gene therapy31 Mar 2005 05:10 GMT22
If, as most eye doctors say, myopia is due to genetics. I hope one day
someone uses gene therapy to treat myopia if it's possible.
Current technology to correct myopia using lasers on the cornea seems to be
attacking the wrong part of the eye, since as research has shown myopia is ...
New Site - We need Authors, Moderators and Members.31 Mar 2005 03:44 GMT11
I have started a new website for discussions, www.webdiscourse.com.
There are two areas of discussion:
1.  Through members authoring articles and having a forum linked to it
for discussion.
Shamir PALs30 Mar 2005 21:37 GMT2
My optician is strongly recommending Shamir progressive lenses, a brand
I have never heard of. Would appreciate info. on this line of lenses,
including opinions of the professionals who post here. Thanks.
Paul
Why does chromium improve focus?30 Mar 2005 19:52 GMT10
I wonder if anyone, especially one of the pros, might be able to
comment on just why the nutritional supplement chromium picolinate
improves eye focus (acuity). After experimenting with it, I can
definitely say it does. As I understand, chromium is involved in energy
Advised against CrystaLens by Dr.30 Mar 2005 05:33 GMT13
I visited a prominent eye specialist in Northern VA today for a consultation
about getting CrystaLens.  He advised me not to it get for several reasons.
1)  My eyes are still correctable to 20/20 and the slight clouding of my
lens is consistent with what would normally be seen in ...
how much far sightedness can lasik correct?30 Mar 2005 04:43 GMT4
hi i'm wearing +5.00 -2.75X180 yearly contact lenses in both eye. can
lasik correct my type of prescription? TIA
banding on i560. realignment doesn't help...30 Mar 2005 00:03 GMT2
There's no clogged nozzles since nozzle check was clear. however, when
i try to manually realign the printhead all the choices had heavy
banding and i don't know which choice to set. i install another
printhead from pixma and this problem went away. is the printhead bad?
Myopia reduction proven - whats the next stage?29 Mar 2005 23:55 GMT17
Having demonstrated amongst a small trial group that myopia reduction
is possible via a psychotherapeutic/guidance method that looks at
underlying tensions and anxieties I want to make this work more widely
known.
blinded by oncoming headlights29 Mar 2005 08:30 GMT2
I just had some new glasses sent in to be made and can't wait to replace
 my current scratced pair that gives me headaches.  I went with some of
the safety titanium frames hoping they are the sturdiest.
I ordered scratch guard and thin lenses since I have a high
Professional "Bias" -- and how to identify it29 Mar 2005 01:49 GMT3
Dear Prevention minded friends,
Subject: Discussion with ODs by Jamie
It is very important to identify "professional bias". I
think your remarks are very accurate as to the "standard method" of
the "Otis therapy" should be destroyed29 Mar 2005 01:46 GMT11
Dear readers,
Beware of  the quotes used by Otis.
In his persistent trying to get his idea in how to prevent myopia accepted,
he uses every method, even misquoting.
Uncorrected nearsightedness question?29 Mar 2005 01:43 GMT7
I went through childhood (probabaly 11 yrs old on) without having my
nearsightedness corrected.
I finally got contacts at about age 18. Think the prescription was
around -1.25 but quickly required
eye research29 Mar 2005 00:44 GMT3
Hi my name is Sam, I'm doing some research into eye behavior for a
degree in which I am making an animation of a character which has
expressive pupils along with writing a research paper.
For my research I need to find books which categorize the different
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