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Topic: Ocular prosthetics


  
  Ocular prosthetic - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Makers of ocular prosthetics are known as ocularists.
Someone with an ocular prosthetic is totally blind on that side and has no binocular depth perception.
The core of an ocular prosthetic is the orbital implant.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ocular_prosthetic   (630 words)

  
 Home page of Kolberg Ocular Prosthetics~Ocularists making Exceptional Custom Made Ocular Prostheses (Artificial Eyes) ...
Today, thanks to remarkable advances by ocularists and new ocular implants, the loss of an eye no longer has to mean the loss of a natural appearance.
We have fitted thousands of eye prosthetic patients from every part of the globe with ocular prostheses and flush fitting scleral shells allowing these patients to return to normal and active lives.
Our mission is to serve the ocular prosthetic patient worldwide, using the latest ocularist techniques available to create the most superb artistic and exceptional quality ocular prostheses and flush fitting scleral shells.
www.artificialeye.net   (458 words)

  
 Prosthetic Eye Institute: Welcome (via CobWeb/3.1 planet03.csc.ncsu.edu)   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
If this is your first experience with an Ocularist (someone who fits and custom manufactures artificial eyes), SNG Prosthetic Eye Institute was founded in 1989 by Scott Garonzik and has become one of the leading centers in Florida for custom artificial eye care.
Look for the use of magnets in the future to improve prosthetic eye movement, without complications currently experienced in the present systems.
We have done the studies on many patients and we are looking forward to bringing this technology to the public.
www.prostheticeye.com.cob-web.org:8888   (300 words)

  
 Prosthetics Products and Services : Gourt
Prosthetics device for an artificial limb that allows the lower leg be disconnected or exchanged without socket removal.
Lehneis Orthotics and Prosthetics Associates, Ltd. - Fabricator of orthotics and prosthetics in the New York Metro Region.
P.E.P.P.: prosthetic fitting and funding for children - Supplies answers regarding the availability of pediatric upper limb prosthetics, possible funding sources, and information for a family support network.
business.gourt.com /Healthcare/Products-and-Services/Prosthetics.html   (1836 words)

  
 American Anaplastology Association - Professional Links
The Journal of Facial and Somato Prosthetics provides current and timely information for the professional in the fields of facial prosthetics, prosthetic materials, artificial limb prosthetics, ocular prosthetics, surgical preparation for prosthetics, prosthetic education, and computer applications in prosthetics.
The purpose of the IASPE (International Association for Surgical Prosthetics and Epithetics) is the scientific and practical promotion of the field of surgical prosthetics and epithetics.
The AAMP is dedicated to the prosthetic correction and management of maxillofacial defects acquired from surgical ablation of cancer or traumatic injuries, congenital-birth defects and alterations in growth and development.
www.anaplastology.org /AAAindex.php?page=links   (399 words)

  
 Pet Columns: Saving Face When a Horse Loses an Eye
A more elaborate and costly option is the ceramic ocular prosthesis, or "glass eye." This type of prosthetic is very similar to those in people; it looks like a real eye, can be removed and reinserted, and is even made by the same ocularists that make ceramic eyes for humans.
Since the ceramic ocular prosthesis is not directly attached to eye muscles, a horse must have intact eyelids, eyelid muscles, and conjunctiva to hold the prosthesis in place, so the veterinarian must plan ahead to preserve these structures, especially if an enucleation surgery is performed prior to placing the ocular prosthesis.
Since the procedure for fitting and creating an ocular prosthesis requires much preparation, time, and money, it is rare and is performed mainly on show horses.
www.cvm.uiuc.edu /petcolumns/showarticle.cfm?id=423   (1044 words)

  
 Ocular Prosthetics Lab, Inc., your professional team for ocular prosthetics and ocular care.
Ocular Prosthetics Lab, Inc., your professional team for ocular prosthetics and ocular care.
Ocular Prosthetics Lab, Inc is an ancillary provider to the practice of ophthalmology We are Ocularists who specialize in the fitting and fabrication of prosthetic eyes, conformers and scleral shells Patients requiring the services of an Ocularist must have been to an Ophthalmologist for their initial surgical procedures and medical care.
The experience gained in a business with a generation of practicing ocularists, allows for top quality care and production of ocular prosthetics.
www.opli.com /team.htm   (186 words)

  
 UCSD Communication | People | Faculty | Brian Goldfarb
“Ocular Convergence,” an interactive, fictional, and critical examination of digital prosthetics for enhancing vision, has traveled to museums throughout the US and to Mexico City, Calgary, Paris and Johannesburg.
Goldfarb’s current research project, "Sense Ability: Fragments on Media Pedagogy, Digital Prosthetics and Assistive Technology" explores the roles of visual culture and technology in shaping the concept of disability and in the development of techniques for assessing and supporting disabilities relating to the senses and communication.
Ocular Convergence (interactive CD-ROM/Web project, 1999) A fictional and critical examination of digital ocular prosthetics.
communication.ucsd.edu /people/f_goldfarb.html   (567 words)

  
 History of Ocular Prosthetics
Egyptian priests made the first ocular prostheses, called Ectblepharons, as early as the fifth century BC.
In those days, artificial eyes were made of enameled metal or painted clay and attached to cloth and worn outside the socket.
Today the vast majority of patients all around the world wear ocular prostheses made of acrylic.
www.dallaseye.net /history.html   (397 words)

  
 Home   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
Custom Ocular Prosthetics was founded by Orville Sankey in 1979 with the goal of producing the highest quality, custom made artificial eyes in the world.
With a combined nearly 70 years experience in the business, Custom Ocular Prosthetics represents stability and tradition.
We are not content to simply rely on established processes but are constantly studying new methods of manufacturing artificial eyes, as well as researching new techniques that may be beneficial in the future.
www.customocular.com /index_files/Page266.htm   (119 words)

  
 Florida Ocular Prosthetics, Inc.
Our entire staff would like to extend to you a warm welcome from Florida Ocular Prosthetics, Inc. along with our deepest sympathy surrounding the circumstances which may have caused you to lose your sight.
This may be the first time you have ever heard of an Ocularist and are unaware of what type of services he or she provides.
Thomas N. Johnson is the Ocularist at Florida Ocular Prosthetics, Inc. and his main goal is to provide you with the best service related to your ocular prosthesis in order to help improve your quality of life.
www.floridaocularprosthetics.com   (192 words)

  
 Midwest Ocular Prosthetics   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
Midwest Ocular Prosthetics specializes exclusively in the fitting and fabrication of custom made artificial eyes of all types.
We are dedicated to the manufacture, delivery and servicing of the highest quality ocular prosthetics available, and we are proud to offer the most personal service possible while maintaining the highest degree of professional and technical ability through continuing education, ongoing professional training and dedication.
He became a member of the American Society of Ocularists (ASO) in 1989, and began Midwest Ocular Prosthetics in 1995.
www.midwestop.com   (196 words)

  
 Deft Medical Web Design
Ocular Prosthetics needed to improve their web presence with a completely redesigned website.
Deft Medical worked with Stephen to change their websites message to reflect their caring persona, inviting the user to call their company while explaining the procedures.
Together we identified the goal of the site as a vessel to show clients compassion, and ease their minds towards calling the office directly for a personalized, compassionate consultation.
www.deftmed.com /design_portfolio_ocularpro.htm   (120 words)

  
 Optometrists:
Recent developments in ocular prosthetics, and the orbital implants that support them, have greatly improved the rehabilitation of the anophthalmic patient.
Leading these developments is a novel orbital implant composed of marine coral (converted to hydroxyapatite) known as the Bio-eye Hydroxyapatite Orbital Implant.
If the lenses in the glasses are the same prescription, the visual appearance of the natural eye and prosthetic eye should have the same balanced look as when the patient is not wearing glasses.
www.ioi.com /opt/Default.htm   (834 words)

  
 Sunny M. Sanders, OD   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
She obtained additional training and initiated the only prosthetic eye course and clinical service in any of the schools of optometry.
At the same time, she also served as an adjunct faculty member teaching ocular prosthetics at the Southern California College of Optometry from 1987 to 1999.
Her clinical teaching responsibilities are in the Contact Lens Service and Ocular Prosthetic Service of the College's Eye Care Clinic in Fullerton.
www.scco.edu /Pages/FACULTY_BIOS/SandersBio.htm   (215 words)

  
 Eye Concern Team--Artificial Eyes, Ocular and Facial Prosthetics
Patients and their families are welcome to seek her assistance with insurance and billing questions.
She personally visits all of our local Ophthalmologist’s and is available to give in-services for any of our ancillary providers’ offices.
She is always available to listen to our patients or referring doctors and to provide answers about our practice.
eyeconcern.com /team.php   (278 words)

  
 Sunny M. Sanders, O.D.   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
She obtained additional training in the area of Ocular Prosthetics and initiated prosthetic eye education and clinical services into the optometric curriculum.
Along with building two successful private practices, she served as an adjunct professor teaching ocular prosthetics at the Southern California College of Optometry from 1987 to 1999.
Sanders lectures in the areas of contact lenses, ocular prosthetics and practice acquisition and management.
www.scco.edu /facultybios/SandersBio.htm   (223 words)

  
 History of Jahrling Ocular Prosthetics, Inc.
Research and Development of one of the first impression moulded and vacuum formed scleral lenses with optics for patients with corneal irregularities that could not be fitted with hard corneal contact lenses.
By late 1962, the invaluable 10 years of ophthalmic research experience led to the to establishment of the Jahrling Ocular Prosthetics lab.
The formation of Jahrling Ocular Prosthetics allowed the second generation of Jahrling's (Joyce, Eric and Kurt) who had already begun a pre-teen informal indoctrination to the profession of ocularistry by taking additional art courses during their grammar and high school summer vacations, and also by osmosis.
www.jahrling.com /History/JopiHistory.htm   (600 words)

  
 Andersen Eye Associates
It is believed that, ironically, a German, Fritz Jardon, in conjunction with American Optical Company, worked with the Army and Navy to develop the acrylic ocular prosthetic.
Because the prosthesis will not move with the fellow eye the placement of the prosthetic eye is crucial.
Prosthetics will accumulate a build-up of calcium and protein from your body's tear film.
www.anderseneye.com /Serv_ocpros.htm   (1337 words)

  
 index
Pe linga proteze oculare, in cadrul acestui laborator se executa bile acrilice folosite la evisceratii si diverse conformatoare necesare in cazul refacerilor de cavitate.
Materialele utilizate la confectionarea protezelor sint rasinile acrilice si acrilate care prezinta urmatoarele caracteristici: stabilitate volumetrica, rezistenta mecanica, insolubilitate in apa si rezistenta deosebita la actiunea acizilor si a bazelor slabe, toleranta foarte buna a tesuturilor.
Refacerea cit mai exacta a fizionomiei pacientului prin aplicarea unei proteze oculare este influentata de cauza care a dus la pierderea globului ocular (malformatie congenitala, glob dezorganizat posttraumatic, glob atrofic dupa afectiuni oculare medico-chirurgicale, afectiuni tumorale, microftalmie, anoftalmia).
www.geocities.com /proteze_oculare   (360 words)

  
 Prosthesis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jon Comer, professional skateboarder with a prosthetic leg.
In medicine, a prosthesis is an artificial extension that replaces a missing body part.
Although no such "enhancement prosthetics" have yet been created and demonstrated to work for healthy individuals, the morality and desirability of such technologies is debated.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Prosthetics   (214 words)

  
 Making a custom ocular prosthesis
Making an ocular prosthesis involves a number of complex and carefully planned steps to result in a prosthesis that is life-like and as anatomically similar to a natural eye as possible.
Our custom ocular prosthetics are hand crafted from a fine medical grade acrylic in our office in Kirkland, Washington.
A well fit ocular prosthesis will move (track) right along with the implant which is attached to the ocular muscles.
www.ericksonlabs.com /process.html   (715 words)

  
 Strauss Eye Ocularist
He currently is on the Board of Directors and a member of the Education Committee of the Society.
In the field of ocular prosthetics, James Strauss discovered early on that custom dies, flasks, and presses were necessary for fabrication of custom artificial eyes.
The expertise of these two skilled professionals coupled with his experience with ocular prosthetics has produced very high quality products which he continues to manufacture.
www.strausseye.com   (168 words)

  
 Ask a Local Doctor   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
Jahrling Ocular Prosthetics has offices in Boston and Providence.
Kurt Jahrling of Jahrling Ocular Prothetics is located at 120 Dudley St., Providence, RI, 02905.
prosthetic eyes by Jillian R at 9/14/03 1:58 PM Ocular prosthetics by Dr_Migliori at 9/15/03 5:17 PM Back
www.lifespan.org /ask-a-doc/display_message.asp?mid=231   (193 words)

  
 Help - How to use the Jahrling Ocular Prosthetics Site
A large amount of ocular prosthetic information is presented on this site.
A welcome is extended to doctors who specialize in retinal, vitreous, ocular diseases and diabetic retinopathy.
Detailed information on the process of fitting impression moulded conventional and scleral ocular prostheses, as well as instructions for their insertion, removal, and hygiene care.
www.jahrling.com /Help.htm   (556 words)

  
 SIU O&P Services - Services   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
The professional staff provide the full range of orthotic, prosthetic and ocular prosthetic care for Central Illinois.
Barth specializes in above knee prosthetics, below knee prosthetics, spinal orthotics, (acute, post-op and scoliosis) and general adult orthotics.
As part of their clinical training, the orthotic and prosthetic residents are exposed to the patients in the various settings as well.
www.oandp.com /facilities/il/siuop/services.htm   (316 words)

  
 Home
Timothy P. Friel and his office staff are dedicated to providing quality service in a friendly environment.
Each prosthetic is custom fabricated in order to match the patient’s physical, cosmetic, and motility needs.
We also understand that the loss of an eye can be emotionally traumatic and we will do everything possible to make your visit pleasant and comfortable.
www.frieleyes.com /index.html   (67 words)

  
 Eyeprostheticscom
When an individual loses or is told that they are going to lose an eye it can be quite alarming at first.
However, Eyeprosthetics.com is fully dedicated to helping those with singular vision feel more comfortable about their loss.
Here are some more links related to ocular prosthetics, the artificial eye business, and eye disorders and diseases.
eyeprosthetics.com   (122 words)

  
 Maloney's Ocular Prosthetics - Home (via CobWeb/3.1 planet03.csc.ncsu.edu)   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
Our goal is to provide useful information to patients, family members and Ophthalmologists about the manufacture, fitting and care of custom made ocular prosthetics.
We specialize in not only custom ocular prostheses after traumatic loss of an eye, but also in non-surgical expansion of the eyelids and orbital tissues due to anophthalmos/microphthalmos.
We also custom fit prosthetic scleral cover shells over blind, scarred, or disfigured globes.
maloneysocular.com.cob-web.org:8888   (104 words)

  
 About ASO   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
The American Society of Ocularists is an international, non-profit, professional and educational organization founded in 1957 by professionals specializing in the fabricating and fitting of custom-made ocular prosthetics (artificial eyes).
The organization's purpose is to improve and promote research in the development of ophthalmic prosthetics, to advance the methods, techniques and skills of the ocularist membership, and to provide the public with continual improvement in all fields and activities in which ocularists engage.
A training curriculum, developed and administered by the Education Committee of the ASO, provides courses at semi-annual conferences to prepare ocularists for certification and re-certification examinations of the
www.ocularist.org /about_aso.html   (152 words)

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