Spectacle lenses for myopia control Part 1: Progressives, bifocals and binocular vision
Progressives, bifocals, binocular vision and more Are progressive addition lenses and bifocals created equal for myopia control? When do they
Binocular Vision
Kids, contact lenses, dry eye and binocular vision
Kids and dry eye Only a minimal percentage of children are likely to suffer dry eye symptoms (4%) compared to
What about the exophores?
While esophoria and myopia have a long-associated link,(1-3) exophoria must also be on our myopia management agenda. The punchline, up
The esophoric myope and contact lenses
When it comes to contact lens corrections for young myopes, the impact of orthokeratology (OK) and multifocal soft contact lenses
Specs to contacts – what happens to BV?
Changing a myope from spectacle to contact lens wear can alter their binocular vision (BV) function. The myope reading through
Four reasons why binocular vision matters in myopia management
Binocular vision is a much neglected (and even maligned?) domain of eye care where I’ve had numerous colleagues say their
Binocular Vision – Easier Than You Think (Lecture)
This one hour lecture, delivered to final year QUT optometry students, describes a simplified two-system approach to BV diagnosis and
Prescribing adds for near esophoria
From a myopia control point of view, esophoria and accommodative lag are the key clinical red flags in assessing your
Assessing near phoria
I describe near heterophoria to my patients as where their eyes aim in space – the posture of their vergence
Assessing fusional reserves at near
Fusional reserves are easy to assess using a prism bar, and with some keen observation can become an objective measure
