Autorefractor Device Measures More Repeatable in Patients Without Amblyopia
A single measure of accommodation in patients with amblyopia may not suffice.
All articles by Lauren Dembeck PhD
ABCD Grading System Useful in Monitoring Post-CXL Corneas
Investigators review a grading system for evaluating corneal parameters after corneal crosslinking, depending on the cone location.
Preclinical Studies Show Brimochol Effectively Modulates Pupil Size
Investigators conducted 2 preclinical studies to evaluate the pharmacokinetics and pharmacological effects of a potential presbyopia treatment.
Model Predicts Vision-Threatening Anterior Segment Disease
The model could help reduce the number of patients referred to ophthalmology, researchers suggest.
Glaucoma Risk Rises 20% For Each Diopter Change in Myopia
The risk accelerated at around -6.00 D, and further accelerated at -8 D, according to a study.
Internal Vision Anomalies Not A Major Cause of Digital Eyestrain
Patients with an esophoric fixation disparity on the near Mallett unit are likely to benefit from near additions, according to a report.
Motor Fusion Amplitude Associated With Age, Spherical Equivalent
Primarily, age and spherical equivalent can provide valuable information.
Retinal Layer Imaging More Suited to Glaucoma Monitoring Than Field Testing
Retinal fiber layer thickness assessments can help clinicians detect glaucoma progression more precisely than visual field parameters, according to a study.
Web-Based Reading Assessment Tool Validated in Normal, Low Vision Testing
Researchers develop and validate a digital reading test.
Risk Factors for Metabolic Syndrome Not Associated With Meibomian Gland Dysfunction
Risk factors for metabolic syndrome are associated with dry eye, but not specifically with disease stemming from meibomian gland dysfunction.
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