Sentence examples for prescribed spectacles from inspiring English sources
For example, incorrectly prescribed spectacles could result in headaches that might hamper learning.
In addition, 46.46% of Mod VI (95% CI, 41.44% to 51.56%) and 45.00% of SVI (95% CI, 23.00% to 69.00%) obtained an improvement of at least four lines with accurately prescribed spectacles.
The discrepancy in findings between this study and previous work [ 18] may be explained by the differences in the study populations, differences in the prescribed spectacles or type of outcome measures used.
Children prescribed spectacles and/or amblyopia therapy were examined every 6 8 weeks until BCVA improved to age-appropriate levels or it was deemed that BCVA had stabilised and was unlikely to improve further.
Fifty-seven percent of all patients who had been prescribed spectacles (49% of refractive errors and 70% of presbyopia) had not received them, with reasons being financial constraints (72%), long waiting times for free spectacles (16%), did not know where to collect (8%), and a belief that using glasses would damage the eyes (5%).
The ophthalmic nurse recorded whether the participant arrived with distance spectacles, usually wore distance spectacles but had forgotten to bring them, had been prescribed distance spectacles but did not habitually use them, or whether the glasses were broken.
Therefore, the comfortable prism is very close to the endpoint of therapeutical considerations, i.e. prescribing prismatic spectacles.
Spectacles prescribed without cognisance of these 'co-morbidities' would lead to sub-optimal correction of the refractive errors.
The participants who did not have spectacles or who needed a change were prescribed and distributed new spectacles.
A CCT 34 compared the effects of prescribing either bifocal spectacles or distance vision only spectacles, for children with Down syndrome whose accommodation was below published norms.
Where required, spectacles were prescribed based on standard guidelines 14 adopted by the hospital eye department.
