Practice News
Article by Dr. Seger
Article on Congenital Cataracts in Children by Dr. Seger in the Nov/Dec 2020 American Optometric Association (AOA) Focus magazine
Article on Congenital Cataracts in Children by Dr. Seger in the Nov/Dec 2020 American Optometric Association (AOA) Focus magazine
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Curbside Pickup
We are now offering curbside pickup on glasses and contact lenses for your convenience.
We are now offering curbside pickup on glasses and contact lenses for your convenience.
New Technology in Our Office
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Keratograph: an advanced corneal topographer (it looks at the shape of the cornea), and can be used for dry eye evaluation and monitoring.
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Optical Coherence Tomographer: a.k.a. OCT, is new technology used to create highly detailed cross-sectional images of the cornea, retina and optic nerve. It is effectively "optical ultrasound", using light rays instead of sound waves to image tissue densities. We use this instrument to help diagnose certain conditions like glaucoma, macular edema, and macular degeneration.
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Optomap: unique technology that creates an ultra-widefield retinal image. It captures more than 80% of your retina in one panoramic image while traditional imaging methods typically only show 15% of your retina at one time. This instrument helps us detect early signs of retinal disease effectively and efficiently, in addition to a complete eye examination.
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"Soft puff" non-contact tonometer: You're all familiar with the so-called "puff test" -- that annoying little puff of air that gets shot into your eyes as part of your basic eye exam. The test is designed to measure intraocular eye pressure -- or pressure inside the eye. High pressure readings may be an indication of a serious eye disease called "glaucoma". Our new tonometer is designed to make the entire measurement process a comfortable and non-intimidating experience for you. The instrument features the quietest operation and softest air puff of any non-contact tonometer available. |
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