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Spanish term or phrase:
cilindro corredor
English translation:
cylinder correction
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Martha Schwan
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Spanish term
cilindro corredor
Spanish to English
Medical
Medical (general)
Ophthalmology
Sobre el valor de la esfera y del cilindro corredor del paciente y un máximo de desviación en el eje del cilindro corrector de +/- 15 graus. En la tercera parte del examen, el alumno llevará a
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2 +2 | cylinder correction | Neil Ashby |
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cylinder correction
I think it's just a typo for "cilindro corrector"....
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Positive Astigmatism Cylinder prescription converter. - Optical4Less
www.optical4less.com/cylconverter/
Why are some presciptions written with + cylinder and others in - cylinder? How do I convert? Some ophthalmologists and a few older optometrists write prescriptions in plus cyl form. Many years ago, refracting instruments and spectacle lenses were ground with the cylinder correction on the convex, front surface and hence ...
What are all those numbers for my prescription? - My Eyes Optometry
www.myeyesoptometry.com/sp_faq/what-are-all-those-numbers-f...
Oct 10, 2016 - If there is no astigmatism correction needed then you would not see the third (180) number. Sometimes you might see the following; SPH written for a cylinder correction instead of a number and nothing written for the third number. SPH stands for “Sphere” which indicates that there is no astigmatism ..
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Note added at 1 hr (2018-01-28 10:43:14 GMT)
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Positive Astigmatism Cylinder prescription converter. - Optical4Less
www.optical4less.com/cylconverter/
Why are some presciptions written with + cylinder and others in - cylinder? How do I convert? Some ophthalmologists and a few older optometrists write prescriptions in plus cyl form. Many years ago, refracting instruments and spectacle lenses were ground with the cylinder correction on the convex, front surface and hence ...
What are all those numbers for my prescription? - My Eyes Optometry
www.myeyesoptometry.com/sp_faq/what-are-all-those-numbers-f...
Oct 10, 2016 - If there is no astigmatism correction needed then you would not see the third (180) number. Sometimes you might see the following; SPH written for a cylinder correction instead of a number and nothing written for the third number. SPH stands for “Sphere” which indicates that there is no astigmatism ..
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