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Medical Forum / General / Vision / March 2007

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Seeking advice on surgery for Macular Pucker01 Apr 2007 00:52 GMT5
I'm considering vitrectomy surgery for macular pucker and am
interested in other people's experiences with this type of procedure.
Would appreciate any helpful advice. Thanks!
macpuckergal
Trivex Lenses that are Sun Sensitive?30 Mar 2007 12:51 GMT3
My brother claims he has Trivex lenses that are sun sensitive.  They are
sun sensitive but I can find no information the Trivex lenses can be
made as such.  How is this done.  Is it a a composite lense with Trivex
and Photo-Sensitive lense?
Translation Please!30 Mar 2007 02:31 GMT7
Can anybody tell me the Rx required to bring 20/60 visual acuity to
20/20?
Can anybody provide the formula for such translation?
Is CK considered permanent now?29 Mar 2007 21:03 GMT4
I looked into a couple years ago and it only lasted a few years and then
slowly faded back to the way it was before.  That seemed much worse than
doing nothing.
Now my eye doctor tells me it has improved and is permanent.  He doesn't do
Help Choosing IOL  - near - mid - far?29 Mar 2007 19:09 GMT3
Am scheduled for surgery next week - have astigmatism and myopia and
granular cataract both eyes.  Doing right first - as have had retinal
detachment in left and so right safer.  Am right eye dominant and left
eye has a bit of macular scarring that twists text a bit - so not
cylinder power29 Mar 2007 05:54 GMT6
These days it seems like doctors prefer to prescribe progressive
lenses instead of bifocals or trifocals. Why is that?
Also, do optometrists adjust or change the cylinder power so that the
add power for each eye can be the same? If so, wouldn't that mess up
Dr. Robert Maloney Sued by Yvette Boleslav for Medical Malpractice, Assault and Battery, part 329 Mar 2007 02:04 GMT4
SECOND CAUSE OF ACTION
(ASSAULT AND BATTERY)
10. Plaintiff incorporates Paragraphs 1 through 9 of the First Cause
of Action as if set forth in full herein.
Dr. Robert Maloney Sued by Yvette Boleslav for Medical Malpractice, Assault and Battery, part 128 Mar 2007 13:24 GMT4
Dr. Robert Maloney Sued by Yvette Boleslav for Medical Malpractice,
Assault and Battery
LAW OFFICES OF MARK P. ROBINSON
MARK P. ROBINSON - STATE BAR NO. 21597
another follow up for 20/60 but -10.0028 Mar 2007 03:11 GMT8
My daughter, who just turned 4, went in for another follow up. I am happy to
say that she was seeing a whole line better on the vision chart. She saw
20/40 with the left eye(and a little on the 20/30 line) and 20/50
consistantly with the right. Her perscription has not changed. She ...
Visual Acuity Tests and Squinting27 Mar 2007 13:23 GMT3
I am applying for a job where my unaided visual acuity needs to be
6/36 in my left eye and 6/24 in my right eye.  I know I have no
problem reading to 6/36 but I am concerned that I will not be able to
read to 6/24 (third line down on a British chart) unless have a small
reading glasses27 Mar 2007 08:24 GMT24
If I have had IOL's in each eye and supposedly they are almost perfect
-.25 & +.25 then why are my reading glasses +1.75 and +3.25?
vision - perception / attention27 Mar 2007 04:34 GMT5
Just looking for some friendly pointers, advice, etc.
Several years ago, my right eye had a retinal detachment, followed
with the customary procedures (silicon oil, scleral buckling, etc).
In parallel, I noticed changes in my memory and attention but did not
Contact lens removal/cleaning conditions in backcountry conditions26 Mar 2007 19:39 GMT13
I've been thinking of going on a camping/backpacking trip of maybe
three days.  I typically do dayhikes, where I can find a place at the
end of the day with a safe drinking water supply that I can use to
wash my hands.  I would prefer not to sleep in my lenses (Acuvue 2 or
Trend for glasses26 Mar 2007 12:16 GMT19
Living in London now I notice that there are so many people with glasses with
a low prescription. It is surprising to me although I understand the fashion
is now for glasses. As professionals how do you like the trend - do you think
it is nice but unusual, or good for the optical ...
Is Pro-gent prescription only?26 Mar 2007 07:29 GMT1
My Optometrist cleaned my RGP contacts with this stuff and they feel
like new lenses.Cost me $40 including a polishing.I've asked around
about polishing RGPs and only one optometrist does it here in San
Diego.
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