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Dispensing case study – Prescription analysis – Case #7
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Dispensing case study – Prescription analysis – Case #5
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Dispensing case study – Prescription analysis – Case #6
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Dispensing case study – Prescription analysis – Case #4
Looking at a prescription for a first time bifocal wearer, this case study considers: any problems with the prescription, how this will this affect lens selection and how to manage the patient’s expectations | more
Dispensing case study – Prescription analysis – Case #3
Discussing the role of the dispensing optician with a first-time progressive power lens wearer. | more
Dispensing case study – Prescription analysis: Case #2
Case study looking at an amblyopic patient with a gross anisometropic prescription – a prescription with a difference of ≥2 D between the refractive errors of the right and left eyes. | more
Dispensing case study – Dispensing for an AMD patient
A 73-year-old retired female is active and enjoys walking, music and reading. She is slight and regularly wears teen frames, with distance ocular centres of 31mm and 30mm. One year prior to presentation, the patient’s VA decreased to R 6/12 and L 6/60 N10, and she was diagnosed with wet AMD. | more
Dispensing case study – Prescription analysis: Case #1
This case was among a series presented by Miranda Richardson FBDO, Assistant Director of Professional Examinations for the Association of British Dispensing Opticians, for a peer discussion. | more
Dispensing case study – Heights matter beyond the multifocal
A young patient’s slanted posture was noted – only when asked he admitted he was in this painful position most of the time “So I can see.” On checking the spectacles sourced overseas, no heights had been allowed for, producing 12 D of base down prism in both eyes. To neutralise this, the patient was placing himself in a head-up position to look through the optical centre of the lens. | more
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