Pediatric Opthalmology

The Naugle Exophthalmometer is superior and inferior orbital rim-based instrument measures the position of the globe accurately even after Lateral Orbitotomy e.g. post tumor removal or thyroid decompression. Delivers fast reproducible results of the highest precision.

This instrument is used for precise exophthalmos measurements (e.g. exophthalmic goiter). The basis of the measurement for exophthalmos determination using the Hertel version is the outer orbital rim (orbital wall) and the apex of the cornea. The integral refraction mirrors with millimeter scales for the left-hand and right-hand measuring halves of the exophthalmometer are calibrated so that the zero mark on the scale will be located in the plane of the resting points of the supports. For exophthalmos measurements the supports are placed against the two temporal orbital walls so that the orbital rim contacts the deepest point of the supports.

Comes with protective metal storage case.

The Bernell Retinoscopy card set was designed with magnetic attachments to fit the Bernell Spot Retinoscope head, allowing quick and easy card changes. The magnetic attachments will also fit most newer model streak and spot retinoscopes with magnetic plates. The set features four cards including age appropriate color pictures, black/white symbols, alphabet card with intentionally missing letters, and a Dolch Word target, all designed to aid in dynamic retinoscopy. This retinoscopy fixation card set is will make checking accomodation easy for practitioner and fun for the patient!

Bernell retinoscope head and handle are not included

Handbook of Diagnostic Tests

This book is a compilation of reference material and tests that can be used with a wide range of populations.

Compiled By:
R.W. Lowry, Jr., OD

This is often referred to as the Lowry Book.

An original series ETDRS eye chart with proportionally spaced (geometric progression) lines; line sizes range from 13/131 to 13/6.5 (4/40 to 4/2) equivalent. The other equivalents featured on this chart are letter size, 20 foot, 6 meter, decimal, and LogMAR. Features the standardized format used in National Eye Institute clinical studies and in low vision evaluations that require accurate and repeatable visual acuity measurements.

These simulators are educational tools that provide an excellent way to demonstrate the impact of different types of vision loss or near and distance activities. Experience what those with low vision see each day.