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GP Lens Eye Rounds – 02

ASTIGMATISM: Material Selection Ed Bennett OD, MSEd, FAAO, FSLS Material Selection Material Selection – based upon oxygen permeability – has been divided into three categories, all pertaining to fluoro-silicone/acrylate materials:1 Low (25 – 49). These materials have...

GP Lens Eye Rounds – 01

ASTIGMATISM: Definition Jessica Conroy OD, FAAO  When thinking about corneal rigid gas permeable (GP) lenses, “Astigmatism” is defined in terms of both “residual astigmatism” and “corneal astigmatism.” Recall: Corneal astigmatism is the difference between the two...

GP Lens Eye Rounds – 03

LOW ASTIGMATISM: Who to fit Jessica Conroy OD, FAAO Decision-making table for Low Astigmatism (Table 1)1 Table 1: LOW ASTIGMATISM Corneal Astigmatism Residual Astigmatism Type of Corneal GP to Fit <2.00D <0.50D Spherical  <2.00D ≤0.50D Front Toric  ...

GP Lens Eye Rounds – 04

LOW ASTIGMATISM: Lens Design Jessica Conroy OD, FAAO   Necessary for all GP fits2 Spectacle refraction Keratometry measurements Lid anatomy Lower lid position with respect to the inferior limbus Horizontal Visible Iris Diameter (HVID) Pupil size in dim and bright...

Student and Resident Travel Grants, Scholarships, and Posters

Links for students and residents Student and Resident Travel Grants, Scholarships, and Posters American Academy of Optometry • AAO: Graduate Students Awards & Grants • AAO Resident Awards  • AAO Student Academy Travel Fellowships  American Optometric Association...