| Thorough Professional Examination
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certified ophthalmic technician will perform initial screening and the first
part of your exam. Our physicians will then complete your exam and
review the diagnosis and treatment with you.
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Your eye pressure is measured to test for glaucoma. |
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A refraction is performed to determine how well you can see. |
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Pupil dilation is performed for a thorough retinal examination. |
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Your retina is then fully inspected for detachments, tumors, degeneration and other medical disorders. |
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Retinal photography is performed when needed. |
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Your blood pressure may be checked. Some of the earliest signs of hypertension can occur in the eye. |
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Your cornea is examined through a biomicroscope and measured with a computerized keratometer. |
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Astigmatism tests are performed, evaluating reading (near), middle, and distance vision. |
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Eye muscle balance is measured as this can cause headaches, lower depth perception, poor reading skills and eyestrain. |
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Optical accommodation is tested. This is your ability to focus from distance to near and vice versa. |
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Visual acuities are measured. |
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Thorough cataract inspection is performed. |
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A personal consultation with the doctor, and proper referral is
given for medical disorders that are diagnosed.
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Your prescription is determined with the most advanced equipment available.
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Call us for your appointment or request an appointment online now!
Office (337) 981-6430
Toll Free 800-543-3798
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