Capital Ophthalmic

Glossary

Autorefractor

What is an autorefractor?

Learn how this advanced technology is revolutionizing vision assessments and improving eye care.

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Fundus Camera

What are fundus cameras?

Learn how these devices help eye care professionals accurately diagnose and monitor various eye conditions through the use of advanced imaging technology.

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Keratometer

What is a keratometer?

Learn how to choose the right one for your practice with Capital Ophthalmic. 

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Ophthalmoscope

What is an ophthalmoscope?

An ophthalmoscope is a device used for examining the interior of the eyeball, particularly through the pupil.

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Phoropter

What is a phoropter?

Learn how it is used in eye examinations and discover its significance in providing accurate vision correction. 

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Refractions Units

What Are Refraction Units?

Refraction units are tools used in ophthalmology to measure the eye's focusing characteristics and determine the prescription needed for eyeglasses or contact lenses.

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Retinal Cameras

What Are Retinal Cameras?

Learn about selecting the right retinal camera for your practice.

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Slit Lamp

What is a slit lamp?

Learn about the components, functionality, and application. 

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Tonometry

What is an tonometry?

Learn how this diagnostic procedure measures intraocular pressure.

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