Trial Lens Parameters Choice - Soft Spherical CL Fitting (2/3).

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  • čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
  • #contactlens #optometry #smartoptometry #tutorial
    After watching this video you will be able to know about:
    1. What is Base Curve?
    2. What is total diameter?
    3. What is back vertex power?
    4. Formula for identifying base curve.
    5. Formula for identifying total diameter.
    6. Formula for identifying back vertex power.
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Komentáře • 22

  • @Shiva-nr6mm
    @Shiva-nr6mm Před 2 lety +1

    Please give more examples with toric power

  • @iMuayyad
    @iMuayyad Před 3 lety +1

    Thanks for sharing these information ..

    • @optometry-with-samir
      @optometry-with-samir  Před 3 lety +1

      Stay with us. We will continue this way. Share with your friends also 🙏🙏.
      Thank you,
      Team Smart Optometry.

  • @user-rr3xm5lu2w
    @user-rr3xm5lu2w Před rokem +1

    Does This calculation work in Rgp lens. My doctor in college always ask questions from these and I don’t know how to calculate it. Just base curve he said take flat K as base curve. But the total diameter and back vertex power i don’t know how to calculate it , so these work for Rgp or not ?

    • @optometry-with-samir
      @optometry-with-samir  Před rokem

      Contact lens power calculation is same for soft and RGP lens.
      Watch this video for details: czcams.com/video/H2WSsOK-3Nc/video.html

  • @babitakumari6343
    @babitakumari6343 Před 3 lety +1

    Why we need to change the vertex distance from mm to meter?

  • @krithikalakshmi4587
    @krithikalakshmi4587 Před 3 lety +1

    Sir ..please ans me sir..
    Why we estimating BVP ??

    • @optometry-with-samir
      @optometry-with-samir  Před 3 lety +1

      We wear spectacle about 12-14mm away from anterior surface of cornea but Contact Lens is directly attached with cornea. To neutralize this distance, power get changed when we convert spectacle power to contact lens power.
      Thank you,
      This is Samir from Team Smart Optometry.

    • @krithikalakshmi4587
      @krithikalakshmi4587 Před 3 lety

      Thank you sir👍

  • @tapiwa5682
    @tapiwa5682 Před rokem

    Can we have for hybrid and scleral contact lenses pliz

    • @optometry-with-samir
      @optometry-with-samir  Před rokem

      I will try to prepare a video on Hybrid and Scleral Contact Lens.
      ▪️Stay with us and share with your friends.
      ▪️Don't forget to download our App "Optometry Notes and MCQs ". It's available in Play Store.
      Thank you,
      Samir Sutradhar.

  • @tanimabera3749
    @tanimabera3749 Před 11 měsíci

    What is optic zone diameter?

    • @optometry-with-samir
      @optometry-with-samir  Před 11 měsíci

      For soft contact lens, optic zone diameter ranges between 5-8mm depending upon the patient pupil size in dim light condition.

  • @Shiva-nr6mm
    @Shiva-nr6mm Před 2 lety +1

    How to convert diapter to mm

  • @akinom-M
    @akinom-M Před 3 lety

    Excuse me sir but 337.5 kya hota hai

    • @optometry-with-samir
      @optometry-with-samir  Před 3 lety +1

      Actual formula is:
      (N1 - N2) x 1000/ K reading.
      Here,
      N1 = Refractive index of keratomerter that is 1.3375
      N2= Refractive index of air that is 1
      So finally it comes,
      (1.3375-1) x 1000 or 337.5

    • @akinom-M
      @akinom-M Před 3 lety

      @@optometry-with-samir tQ 😊

    • @akinom-M
      @akinom-M Před 3 lety +1

      @@optometry-with-samir aap RGP CL fitting ki bhi bna do sir

    • @optometry-with-samir
      @optometry-with-samir  Před 3 lety +1

      Working on it..
      Thank you

    • @akinom-M
      @akinom-M Před 3 lety

      @@optometry-with-samir BOZR me SCL ka ky rol hai