Binocular Assessment
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Flip Lens
Instrument used to measure the ability of the eye to change focus from distance vision to near vision and vice versa. This is a good therapy instrument for those having eye muscle problem.
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Prism Bar
Instrument used to measure degree of deviation of the eye. Patient with alignment and fusion problem will be treated with triangular cross section lens called prism built in ophthalmic lens to overcome this problem.
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Maddox Rod
Maddox rod is used to measure distance heterophoria; latent strabismus of the eye. In some cases, tired eye muscle may result in eye squint. Headache and difficulty in fusing images are symptoms related.
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Maddox Wing
Instrument to measure the size of heterophorias (latent strabismus) and small heterotropias (manifest deviations) at near. It is a quick and convenient method used in association with a number of other tests before a full diagnosis is determined.
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Cover Test
A test conducted to differentiate either you are having latent or manifest strabismus or a more subtle binocular vision problem that could cause eye strain.
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Confrontation Test
A test conduct to measure wide field of vision. By doing this test, the possible presence of blind spots (scotomas) in your peripheral or "side" vision can be figure out.
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Stereopsis Test
In stereopsis test, slightly different images are shown to each eye to evaluate the perception of depth produced by the reception in the brain.
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RAF Rule
This instrument is used to measure near point of convergence (NPC) and amplitude of accommodation (AA). NPC is the ability of the eye to converge when doing near task. Youngsters who experience headache when doing near task is highly recommended to do this procedure!