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Aniseikonia Inspector 3^™

 

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• The Aniseikonia Inspector is an easy to use tool that has helped me treat a substantial number of symptomatic aniseikonia patients. I have been using it for over a year and I find that it greatly simplifies aniseikonia management. Most patients can be tested with minimum instructions.  Additionally, calculating an iseikonic prescription is made very easy; simply use the "slider bars" to change the lens parameters and demonstrate the resultant iseikonic correction. 
       Bruce Wick, O.D., Ph.D.
       Houston, TX
       Author of the book: Clinical Management of Binocular Vision
   
   
• We successfully assessed aniseikonia with the Aniseikonia Inspector in a
  long-standing antimetrope, to compare aniseikonia with spectacles to her
  newly prescribed contact lens Rx. The aniseikonia decreased from 5% to <1%;
  stereopsis improved; the patient thus far is quite pleased.
      Jeff Rabin, OD, MS, PhD, FAAO
       Associate Professor of Optometry
       College of Optometry
       Pacific University
       Oregon
   
   
• It is nice to have a clinical tool that easily measures aniseikonia and then helps design the appropriate lens solution.  This is an often overlooked area of concern in practice which deserves our attention.  I highly recommend the 'Aniseikonia Inspector' to any clinician seeking optimum visual results for their patients.  I also commend Optical
  Diagnostics on the prompt and superior customer service.
        Jordan Rosen, O.D.
          Richmond, VA
   
   
• Your program for diagnosing and correcting aniseikonia looks very impressive. It is very attractive and well laid out in such a way that it is easy to understand for everyone.
        A. Remole, B.F.A., O.D., M.S., Ph.D.
          Professor Emeritus, School of Optometry, University of Waterloo, Canada
          Author of the book: Aniseikonia and Anisophoria: Current concept and clinical applications
  
   
• I have just finished download and looking at the movie. WOW! that is most most impressive what you have created here!!!! I commend you again on your grasp of the subject and also on your program writing which is the best I have seen anywhere.
  You have filled a most urgent need for all eye care professionals, especially those with a serious interest in, or who care for patients, with disorders of binocular vision. All such professionals will be greatly aided in the diagnosis and management of aniseikonia by your program. There is to my knowledge nothing like it available anywhere else today. It enables the ordinary practitioner to do everything including correctly prescribing the necessary alterations to lens base curves, thickness etc., to create a true and proper size correcting lens in combination with the patient's refractive Rx.
        Paul E. Romano, MD, MSOphthalmology
          Editor and Publisher, "Binocular Vision and Strabismus Quarterly"
   
   
• The Aniseikonia Inspector makes calculating and designing iseikonic spectacle prescriptions a breeze. Patients are impressed with the technology that allows the healthcare provider to subjectively and objectively evaluate their complaints. A superficial explanation of the optics involved and how the software impacts decisions about their prescription makes the patient feel they're getting the best state-of-the-art care.

  Iseikonic spectacle design is a adjunct service that can be provided to patients and can be charged for accordingly. This software makes the treatment of naturally aniseikonic patients and post-operative aniseimetropes far less time-consuming and far more accurate than conventional methods. The Aniseikonia Inspector is a complete turnkey package for iseikonic Rx design. It incorporates testing procedures to determine the amount and type of aniseikonia, confirmation testing to verify that an iseikonic Rx is likely to reduce symptomology, and a lens design module complete with transverse sectional graphics depicting lens geometry change corresponding to various design alterations. Automated design and/or computer recommended design parameters are not provided, but the manual "tweaking" method is easy and quick to master. The printed report can be provided to the patient as a prescription or faxed directly to your finishing laboratory for manufacture of the final lens.

  The software pays for itself in ten or fewer patients if the services are charged appropriately. The only drawback is that aniseikonic patients won't be able to find satisfactory spectacle prescription designs anywhere else so you'll probably have to handle larger numbers of specialty spectacle design cases.
          Louis M. Schlesinger, BSc, OD, MMIS
          Fellow - The American Academy of Optometry
          Fellow - The American College of Optometric Physicians
          Fellow - The British Contact Lens Association (Hon.)