Dominant Eye Test - How To Determine Eye Dominance | Contacts with Conway
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- In this video, Martin demonstrates 3 ways in which you can determine eye dominance. Determining the dominant eye of a patient is particularly useful when it comes to fitting monovision or presbyopic contact lenses.
Contacts with Conway is a collection of educational videos featuring Martin Conway, Contamac's Professional Services Consultant. Join Martin as he explores different contact lens fitting techniques and analysis, sharing the knowledge he has gained throughout his career.
If you have any techniques you would like to share, please email comms@contamac.co.uk
Please note: this video was filmed prior to the COVID-19 pandemic and before social distancing rules applied.
00:02:06 - Circle Method
00:02:26 - Triangle Method
00:02:47 - Plus Blur Method
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En este vídeo, Martin enseña 3 formas con las que puedes determinar el ojo dominante. Determinar el ojo dominante de un paciente es particularmente útil cuando se trata de adaptar lentes de contacto monovisión o presbicia.
Contacts with Conway es una colección de vídeos educativos con Martin Conway, el consultor de servicios profesionales de Contamac. Únete a Martin mientras explora diferentes técnicas y análisis de ajuste de lentes de contacto, compartiendo el conocimiento que ha adquirido a lo largo de su carrera.
Si tienes alguna técnica que te gustaría compartir, envía un correo electrónico a comms@contamac.co.uk
Este vídeo fue filmado antes de la pandemia de COVID-19 y antes de que se aplicaran las reglas de distanciamiento social.
Contamac,! Grande industria specializzata in lenti a contatto!!
i'm sometimes left and sometimes right, both feel really comfortable, i just don't know. Seems like for me, i don't think it's possible to find out on any video online... unless i'm doing something wrong?
Hi Sarrin, some people do not show a strong dominance and then the “over plus” method is better.
Woww...visita interessante. !!!!!
Dimostrazione. Eccellente prova lenti molto belli i due doctor!!!
trying to make it so i can see it with each eye still. all i ended up doing is being able to see two triangle holes in my hand at the same time? this isn't good.
Hi Jerry, try concentrating on the distant object, then close each eye in turn to see which eye is looking through the triangle.
- Martin
@@contamacltd thanks! this helped
Thank you.. this really helped.
Glad it helped!
I wonder if you can answer this for me cause I'm not sure I have an answer. The best way I can describe it is, cross eye dominance, depending on where I'm looking, I use one main eye at a time, as the other seems to act as a periphery and I can alternate them at will. I first noticed this difference when in the movies as a kid with old 3D glasses. I could either see the entire image with a red overlay, or a blue overlay---like if I were to cup one eye. I still to this day cannot use those.
Hi Eben, sounds like an alternating squint. Your eyes are not perfectly aligned so you can only look at an object with one at a time. Mild cases can be compensated for with the use of prism in spectacles, severe cases may need surgery. It sounds like you’ve had it for some time and you’ve probably got used to it, but if it has come on suddenly you should seek professional advice.
@@contamacltd I forgot to mention that I had amblyopia in both eyes, which required surgery. I had my right eye "fixed" when I was an infant, but I had the left eye operated on when I was 13 to fix the issue. But I guess you're right, I have gotten used to it.
Thanx
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