As an optometrist, I have a keen interest in the Gamer's ability to perform on a multitude of games. For more information check out my profile on Instagram @ranchooptometric
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Monday, June 24, 2019
E3 2019 Expo Los Angles Convention Center
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Wednesday, May 1, 2019
Exciting Book Update
You Ain't Seen Nothin Yet.
Documenting cases that I have come across and treated to help others in the optometry industry.
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7211 Haven Ave, Ste A
Rancho Cucamonga, California 91701
(909) 980-3535
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Thursday, March 14, 2019
Vision Affecting Performance in Esports
How close do you sit at the computer?
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Angle Closure Glaucoma
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Tuesday, February 19, 2019
Impacting the Community
Also, a friend from a local chamber wrote me a touching birthday card. Rancho Cucamonga Optometric Center 7211 Haven Ave, Ste A Rancho Cucamonga, California 91701 (909) 980-3535 http://www.ranchoeyedoctor.com/
Helping Patients Anyway We Can
Thursday, March 1, 2018
Improving Investments
Tuesday, May 5, 2015
Prisms
Please click HERE to watch the video!
A patient of mine came in with her friend. She was 20/20 – no need for Prescription. Did a peripheral vision test and notice she could not see anything to the right of her nose while each eye was covered separately. She was not blind, or blurred, she had no vision.
With her left eye covered she could not see anything to the right of her nose. With her right eye covered, she could see nothing on the right of the nose.
No right field of vision…so that tells you it’s the brain. As it turns out she had brain surgery for another condition, and that surgery resulted this condition.
Maybe the fibers that that lead from her eye to the back of the brain were severed. They performed a brain scan, they determined that there was an aneurysm. We gave her specialized glasses, known as prisms that shifted her world from left
To right. It does not correct the vision, but just shifts them. Her life was restored. She was able to drive, read, and work. Her quality of life improved dramatically.
- Dr. Robert Rothbard
Prisms to Correct Vision
A patient of mine came in with her friend. She was 20/20 – no need for Prescription. Did a peripheral vision test and notice she could not see anything to the right of her nose while each eye was covered separately. She was not blind, or blurred, she had no vision.
With her left eye covered she could not see anything to the right of her nose. With her right eye covered, she could see nothing on the right of the nose.
No right field of vision…so that tells you it’s the brain. As it turns out she had brain surgery for another condition, and that surgery resulted this condition.
]Maybe the fibers that that lead from her eye to the back of the brain were severed. They performed a brain scan, they determined that there was an aneurysm. We gave her specialized glasses, known as prisms that shifted her world from left To right. It does not correct the vision, but just shifts them.
Her life was restored. She was able to drive, read, and work. Her quality of life improved dramatically.
Facts
1. Vision Loss may involve certain parts of the visual field
2. Loss of ¼ to ½ of vision field are common head injuries or tumors.
3. Prism lenses re-orientate the eyes into seeing ordinary
Vision Training Case
I started working with a young individual in his freshman year in college. His main complaint was that he was having trouble taking in the whole playing field when he was looking at one particular player. Even though the patient suffered from an eye injury two years ago, there was no organic problem with the eye.
I started doing vision training on him. Yesterday, he related that all the action on the football field looked as if it were slower. In other words, his reaction time was a look quicker. Also, he said his receptions (ability to catch the ball) from the quarterback improved markedly. Needless to say, he was very happy.
Vision training has so many applications. These include individuals who have problems keeping their place reading or get headaches while doing near tasks including reading from text, desktops, laptops, or mobile devices. It also includes people who have poor depth perception or poor hand-eye coordination.
For more information you can view our video on YouTube under our YouTube channel, robertrothbardod.
- Dr. Robert Rothbard
Networking
I was at an event yesterday at The Radisson Hotel in Ontario, CA. They had sponsored a party for many of the businesses in the area. I belong to three chambers of commerce in the area as well as enjoy getting on line and discussing my profession. There’s nothing like personal contact. There were quite a few individuals whom I haven’t met before. The conversation and networking were wonderful.
As usual, many of the people I had conversations with had questions regarding their own vision. They included questions, about contacts, computers and vision and vision as pertaining to their family. I sincerely enjoy answering these questions. Of course, finding out about the individuals who are there is wonderful.
A frequently asked question is whether we take their insurance. I usually tell them to call the office and we could find out online what their status is. We do take most vision plans.
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