This course introduces digitally compensated ophthalmic lens design, manufacturing advances, and the pros and cons of these lenses for high refractive errors and prism.

This course (Part 2 of 2) equips orthoptists with expert insights and clinical techniques for evaluating adult strabismus related to medical, ocular, or neurological conditions, emphasizing a deep understanding of the sensorimotor system, patient communication, and individualized care.

This course (Part 1 of 2) equips orthoptists with expert insights and clinical techniques for evaluating adult strabismus related to medical, ocular, or neurological conditions, emphasizing a deep understanding of the sensorimotor system, patient communication, and individualized care.

This course dives deeper into managing complex patients with strabismus and low vision, exploring options like prisms, surgery, and glare reduction to enhance their safety and quality of life.