Negative Relative accommodation, Positive Relative accommodation

[@BrownKay-ut5lg]

Clear and concise explanation.
Please, I would like see the next video on anomalies of accommodation.
Thank you.

[@otiebrown9999]

A Truly interesting perspective.

[@sarjilsarjil9252]

Make a video of retinoscopy, The movement of the slit in the pupil with Astigmatism in patients ...

[@optometrywithkhurram6867]

Noted

[@BrownKay-ut5lg]

Also, can you use the values of NPR to prescribe Addition power to patients with lag of accommodation?
Thank you.

[@otiebrown9999]

A completely new concept !
Now let us work on effective. prevention of accommodation, to completely PREVENT entering into myopia, when our refractive state = 0 Diopters.
I am willing to work in it, and achieve effective life time prevention of myopia.
I am willing to measure my own refractive state, to achieve this goal.

[@DevisonSamuel]

Sir i have a question
what is the relationship between the CA/A ratio and vergence??

[@wakeeljan5565]

You are just great Khurram Sir ❤

[@optometrywithkhurram6867]

🌸🌸♥️

[@ssamreen4851]

Please make a video on NFV and PFV

[@ganeshageeta8239]

Pls cover all about squint

[@dronyekachijoshuaudeh9766]

Good..

[@besoftcool]

Sir to do for subjective refraction how much room light is ok

[@optometrywithkhurram6867]

For subjective refraction room light should be normal but in case of objective refraction (retinoscopy) dim light is preferable.

[@mehwishqadeer5902]

How we will measure that on near vision patient
For example patient see clearly with prescription of +2 but got blur at +2.50
Is that +2 NRA but that patient can't see clearly with power of less than +2 ?
Plz explain it.

[@optometrywithkhurram6867]

Dear...NRA and near vision prescription are two different things.

[@varunvarunn606]

Sir test should be done with full correction or with out correction

[@Jaycycar]

So is the pra and nra the recovery value or the blur value? I'm confused. Patient was blurred at +2.75 but you chose +2.50 why?

[@optometrywithkhurram6867]

Yes....Recovery value...

[@Jaycycar]

Is push up method another name for NRA?

[@Eyeparvez]

@@Jaycycar no, push up method is used for NPA.

[@seemamishra8699]

Awesome 👌

[@harrybart-plange8758]

Why is it important that the patient uses balance corrections in these procedures???

[@draxmedzeyn]

Thank you doctor

[@saptarsighosh]

Thank you very much, it was really helpful. Can you make a video on AC/A and CA/A ratio?

[@optometrywithkhurram6867]

Thankyou
Noted

[@jol4827]

Nice video sir 😊😊 wt will be the NRA value for older pt suppose 50 yrs sir ??

[@besoftcool]

Sir explained nicely..results of NRA ,PRA little confusion

[@optometrywithkhurram6867]

You can ask any question dear..I will explain.

[@AizazEdwardian]

Great

[@thalathambi4521]

Hand neutrilization please explain sir

[@optometrywithkhurram6867]

Will make a detailed video on hand neutralization.

[@masterwatch4856]

Sir g ap k bad handera hy ...😅😅😅viva to acha guzry ga itna yakeen hy

[@optometrywithkhurram6867]

🧠🧠❤️👍🏻

[@sreehari7152]

Where is anomalies of accommodation??

[@AbdulJalilArif]

❤

[@manishpatil9114]

Hi

[@vishalsaini4519]

Sir test should be start after full correction or no correction