Determining the difference between predicted and observed postoperative refractive error in the first eye reduced error in the fellow eye in patients undergoing ...

It’s a whole new ball game,” said Dr. Holladay in ... inhomogeneities in the refractive properties in the refractive media of the human eye,” explained Josef F. Bille, PhD, of the University ...

LASIK stands for laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis and is the most common type of refractive ... The eye of someone without the condition is round, like a soccer ball, while with astigmatism ...

A refraction test is usually given as part of a routine eye examination. It may also be called a vision test. This test tells your eye doctor exactly what prescription you need in your glasses or ...

And then there's always the fears faced by the patient in having their eye ball messed around with ... effects and limitations than those seen in refractive laser eye surgeries.

Usually, the eye is round, like a tennis ball. Astigmatism is a form of refractive error, which means the eye does not refract or bend light correctly. Someone with mild astigmatism may not notice ...

A panelist discusses how he managed a 57-year-old tennis player with dry eye and Hashimoto thyroiditis by selecting a Toric enVista IOL for her refractive lens exchange, noting the patient’s ...

Refractive errors make your vision blurry or hazy, making reading difficult, and can give you eye strain and headaches. You will need prescription glasses or contact lenses to see clearly.

Examples are trauma, glaucoma, crooked eyes (strabismus), and tumors of the eye and orbital socket. These are optional, elective surgeries that can eliminate refractive errors, rejuvenate your ...