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E-Scoop lenses case study

Dutch optometrist Joanneke Kampen-Smalbrugge describes a case where the E-Scoop lens offered the solution needed by a patient at her low vision clinic

The number of visually impaired people in the Netherlands is about 320,000, which is set to rise to 354,000 by the year 2020. As an optometrist, I see and advise about 10 patients attending my low vision clinic on a daily basis. Patients are usually referred to the low vision clinic by an ophthalmologist and undergo a full visual function examination. Such low vision clinics are to be found in the ophthalmology department of almost every hospital in the Netherlands.

E-scoop

The E-Scoop is a lens especially designed to offer useful and comfortable vision for people who have age-related macular degeneration. E-scoop incorporates five distinct optical elements:

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