Dr. Randolph Kinkade, Connecticut optometrist, utilizes Spectacle Miniature Telescopes (SMTs) and Implantable Miniature Telescopes (IMTs) to help patients with macular degeneration and other low vision conditions see better.
IMT Television Interview
SMT Television Interview
Condition: Macular Degeneration
A.D., age 88-years-young, has had macular degeneration for many years. She is now wearing a bioptic Spectacle Miniature Telescope for distance viewing. She can now see down the hall, enjoy viewing paintings and people's faces.
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| Dr. Kinkade and A.D. wearing her Bioptic Spectacle Mounted Telescope |
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Condition: Macular Degeneration
A.M. is practicing CPA. His spectacle miniature telescope (tele-mircoscope) was designed to allow him to read the computer at a comfortable viewing distance. The glasses will also be beneficial for reading.
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| Computer Spectacle Miniature Telescope (tele-microscope) |
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Condition: Diabetic RetinopathyJ.K.'s reading SMT now allow him to see his diabetic glucose test strips and monitor (glucometer). He also uses a 5X LED hand-held magnifier to assist in reading his medicine bottles. The SMT will improve his ability to enjoy distant scenery when he and his wife travel.
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| Full-Diameter Reading Spectacle Miniature Telescope |
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| Full-Diameter Distance-Viewing Spectacle Miniature Telescope |
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