2. Comience a ofrecer a sus pacientes con astigmatismo las lentes de contacto más avanzadas!! Objetivo acreditación
3. Tecnología de las lentes híbridas Los pacientes disfrutan de los beneficios de ambos materiales de lentes de contacto, blando y permeable al gas.
4. Aumenta tus beneficios ofreciendo lo último en tecnología y productos únicos para tus pacientes. Tecnología de las lentes híbridas
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6. SynergEyes ® A SynergEyes ® KC SynergEyes ClearKone™ SynergEyes ® PS SynergEyes ® Multifocal Presbicia córneas prolatas, queratoconos córneas oblatas, post cirugía Astigmatismo, Miopía e hipermetropía Diseño de las lentes híbridas
7. Diseño ideal para pacientes con con córneas regulares o con astigmatismos irregulares. Tecnología de las lentes híbridas
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9. Sistema patentado de unión, HyperBond™, aumenta la resitencia a la rotura Exclusivo tratamiento de superficie, HydrolEyes™, aumenta confort y humectabilidad Faldón periférico hidrofílico de material muy estable Zona rígida en HDS 100 Tecnología de las lentes híbridas
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15. Está disponible una versión digital de la regla de cálculo. Solicitela en: [email_address] Puede ponerse en contacto con el departamento de Servicios Profesionales de Lenticon para el cálculo de la lente [email_address] Adaptación SynergEyes A
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17. A = SynergEyes ® A 79 = 7.90 mm Curva base 92 = 9.20 mm Radio faldón periférico A7992 Marcado láser
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29. Adaptación inaceptable = Burbujas y toque considere SynergEyes ClearKone™ Adaptación aceptable = Claridad apical con un toque ligero Adaptación SynergEyes A Ectasia corneal SynergEyes A 7.3 BC
30. Adaptación inaceptable= Burbuja central – considere SynergEyes PS Cornea oblata Adaptación aceptable = Claridad apical con un toque ligero periferico Adaptación SynergEyes A
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Notes de l'éditeur
SynergEyes offers hybrid contact lenses designed to benefit virtually every patient who enters your practice. Whether your patients have myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, presbyopia, keratoconus or post-surgical irregular astigmatism, Synergeyes lenses enable them to enjoy the visual acuity of an RGP lens and the all day comfort of a soft lens. The spherical base curve SynergEyes A lens is indicated for patients with naturally occurring ametropia and córneal astigmatism. The SynergEyes KC design has an aspheric base curve for the more highly prolate córneas that are seen on patients with keratoconus or other types of ectasia. You can even prescribe SynergEyes hybrid lenses for your presbyopic patients and soon there will be a lens for the oblate, refractive surgery or post-trauma challenges.
An astute practitioner will soon notice the lens calculator typically recommends a lens with a base curve that is approximately 0.3mm (1.50 diopters) steeper than the flat K reading. And also predicts that the patient will most likely require an additional half diopter of minus power for each tenth of a millimeter that you steepen the base curve.
Each SynergEyes diagnostic lens has laser markings that indicate its lens type and base curve and skirt curve radii. This reduces the chance of mix-ups or confusion resulting from a diagnostic lens inadvertently being placed in an improperly labeled vial.
Now we will review the slightly different approach to managing “irregular córnea” to the proper fit with SynergEyes lenses.
Lens removal is as simple as compressing the bottom edge of the lens to cause the skirt to pucker at the 6 O’clock position, thereby releasing the lens from the surface of the eye. A video to demonstrate proper patient lens care and handling is available on the Synergeyes website at www.synergeyes.com and from SynergEyes Customer Care. Contact your customer care representative to obtain a free copy.
Lens removal is as simple as compressing the bottom edge of the lens to cause the skirt to pucker at the 6 O’clock position, thereby releasing the lens from the surface of the eye. A video to demonstrate proper patient lens care and handling is available on the Synergeyes website at www.synergeyes.com and from SynergEyes Customer Care. Contact your customer care representative to obtain a free copy.
