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How to choose a PPL: Optical modelling and image shaping-roles in spectacle lens design

Date: 13/09/2024 (AEST)

Venue: Live Webinar - Online

Provider: Academy of Advanced Ophthalmic Optics

Contact: Thao Hannaford, [E] thao@aaoo.net.au, [P] 0414 634 965

Activity Outline

Progressive power lenses are now the dominant form of lens correction for presbyopia in the developed world. While they have a long history of successful implementation, recent developments in the application of freeform generation and understanding of the variability in human ocular biometry have opened new opportunities for the development of highly customised PPL designs. In this talk we will examine:

• Best form for lens designs and progressive power surfaces

• The biometry of the human ocular environment and how it interacts with lens design

• Strategies for manipulating existing lens parameters for optimising PPL lens designs

• Pathways for implementing biometry in spectacle lens design and anticipated outcomes for the patient

To register: https://aaoo.net.au/enrolment/

Learning Objectives

  • Understand the interaction between ocular biometry and lens design, how to manipulate lens parameters to optimise PPL designs and learn the pathways to implement biometry into spectacle lens designs.

Max CPD hours awarded: 1

Session Information

Name
How to choose a PPL: Optical modelling and image shaping-roles in spectacle lens design
Clinical?
Yes
Interactive?
No
Therapeutic?
No
Duration of CPD Session/Module
1
Duration of CPD Session/Module inclusive of Assessment Component
1

Acknowledgement of Country

In the spirit of reconciliation Optometry Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.