used by the Department of Education, The State Department of Rehabilitative Services, or other State agencies Treatments, medications, assistive devices/services currently prescribed or in use. A description of treatments, medications, assistive devices, accommodations and/or assistive services

The data will be used in the development of a Reference Data Base for the device. An analysis of the results from each device will be performed. Healthy subjects are being recruited to determine the safety and efficacy of the new device. is a diagnostic device that measures binocular vision objectively. This study is an evaluation of the consistency of the current generation neurolens® Measurement Device

WA Stone, EA Ittner, BA Teitelbaum, LV Messner: Progressive, asymptomatic papilledema as the presenting

American Academy of Optometry Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA.

Mallory McLaughlin to comparing two Virtual Field Devices, using both quantitative and qualitative analysis In the past, students who have worked with her have explored how low vision devices can simulate glaucoma

Healthcare System, Ocular Disease Residency Experience 2022-present Vancouver Vision Clinic, Vancouver, WA

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Everyone is dedicated and committed to providing exceptional patient care while educating and mentoring has a passion for diagnosis and management of ocular disease and rehabilitation through low vision devices

Examples of skill required include but are not limited to: • Instillation of ocular pharmaceutical agents foreign objects from the cornea • Simultaneous manipulation of lenses, instruments and therapeutic agents and devices • Reasonable facility of movement • Injections into the eye, lids or limbs Intellectual

has completed many research projects within the glaucoma field and remains actively engaged with new devices

Her goal is to help individuals with vision loss find strategies, devices and technology to assist them

General topics include diabetic and other endocrine agents, local and general anesthetic agents, gastrointestinal agents, autonomic nervous system agents, and anti-hypertensive agents. agents, and antiviral agents. , anti-bacterial agents, and antifungal/protozoal agents. (4 credits) BVS 256: Ocular Pharmacology And Management may include low vision optical devices, accessory devices, adaptive technology, specialized