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3. Home Care and Teleophthalmology

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Das, Taraprasad, Padhy, Debananada, Negiloni, Kalpa, Sheth, Jenil, Joseph, Sanil, Rath, Suryasnata, Kekunnaya, Ramesh, Das, Taraprasad, editor, and Satgunam, PremNandhini, editor

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2024
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10. Assessment of knowledge, attitude, and practice of glaucoma among different cadres of optometrists

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Saravanan, Sowmya, Negiloni, Kalpa, and Asokan, Rashima

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Optometrists -- Surveys -- Training -- Educational aspects, Glaucoma -- Educational aspects -- Surveys, Clinical competence -- Evaluation -- Educational aspects -- Surveys, Health
Abstract

Byline: Sowmya. Saravanan, Kalpa. Negiloni, Rashima. Asokan Purpose: To assess the level of knowledge, attitude, and clinical practice of glaucoma among optometry students and optometry practitioners with different years of [...]

Published
2022

12. Additional file 1 of Validation of a simple-to-use, affordable, portable, wavefront aberrometry-based auto refractometer in the adult population: A prospective study

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Rao, Divya Parthasarathy, Negiloni, Kalpa, Gurunathan, Sivasundaravadivel, Velkumar, Selvaraj, Sivaraman, Anand, Baig, Adeeb Ulla, Kumari, B., and Murali, Kaushik

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Additional file 1. Table S1. Agreement between refractive parameters measured by Objective Refraction against Subjective Refraction

Published
2023
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15. Validation of a Simple-to-Use, Affordable, Portable Wavefront Aberrometry-Based Auto Refractometer in a Paediatric Population

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Rao,Divya Parthasarathy, Negiloni,Kalpa, Gurunathan,Sivasunadaravadivel, Velkumar,Selvaraj, Sivaraman,Anand, Baig,Adeeb Ulla, B,Kumari, Murali,Kaushik, Rao,Divya Parthasarathy, Negiloni,Kalpa, Gurunathan,Sivasunadaravadivel, Velkumar,Selvaraj, Sivaraman,Anand, Baig,Adeeb Ulla, B,Kumari, and Murali,Kaushik

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Divya Parthasarathy Rao,1 Kalpa Negiloni,2 Sivasunadaravadivel Gurunathan,2 Selvaraj Velkumar,2 Anand Sivaraman,2 Adeeb Ulla Baig,2 Kumari B,3 Kaushik Murali3 1R&D, Remidio Innovative Solutions Inc, Glen Allen, VA, USA; 2R&D, Remidio Innovative Solutions Pvt Ltd, Bengaluru, India; 3Department of Pediatric Ophthalmology, Sankara Eye Hospital, Bengaluru, IndiaCorrespondence: Divya Parthasarathy Rao, R&D, Remidio Innovative Solutions Inc, 11357 Nuckols Road, #102, Glen Allen, VA, 23059, USA, Tel +1 855 513-3335, Email drdivya@remidio.comPurpose: InstaRef R20 is a handheld, affordable auto refractometer based on Shack Hartmann aberrometry technology. The study’s objective was to compare InstaRef R20’s performance for identifying refractive error in a paediatric population to that of standard subjective and objective refraction under both pre- and post-cycloplegic conditions.Methods: Refraction was performed using 1) standard clinical procedure consisting of retinoscopy followed by subjective refraction (SR) under pre- and post-cycloplegic conditions and 2) InstaRef R20. Agreement between both methods was evaluated using Bland-Altman analysis. The repeatability of the device based on three measurements in a subgroup of 20 children was assessed.Results: The refractive error was measured in 132 children (mean age 12.31 ± 3 years). The spherical equivalent (M) and cylindrical components (J0 and J45) of the device had clinically acceptable differences (within ± 0.50D) and acceptable agreement compared to standard pre- and post-cycloplegic manual retinoscopy and subjective refraction (SR). The device agreed within ± 0.50D of retinoscopy in 67% of eyes for M, 78% for J0 and 80% for J45 and within ± 0.50D of SR in 70% for M and 77% for cylindrical components.Conclusion: InstaRef R20 has an acceptable agreement compared to standard retinoscopy in paediatric population. The measurements from this device can be used as a starting point for subjective ac

Published
2022

17. Low-vision intervention for oculocutaneous albinism in a Tertiary Eye Care Hospital in India.

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Gopalakrishnan, Sarika, Negiloni, Kalpa, R., Vivek Suganthan, Velu, Saranya, and Raman, Rajiv

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PURPOSE: The objective of this study on patients with albinism in different age groups was to compare their level of visual impairment with the low-vision intervention (LVI) and its benefit. METHODS: The medical records of 72 patients with low vision secondary to albinism who were referred to the low vision care clinic from 2015 to 2017 were analyzed. This included the demographic profile such as age, gender, occupation, ocular history, visual acuity status, and type of low-vision device (LVD) preferred. The LVDs prescribed and its subsequent improvement was compared. RESULTS: In this data, 70 (97.2%) people had oculocutaneous albinism and 2 (2.8%) had ocular albinism. Majority of the patients had hyperopic astigmatism 42 (58.3%) and with-the-rule astigmatism 58 (93.5%). Presenting mean visual acuity for distance was noted to be 0.88 logMAR which improved to 0.83 logMAR with the help of spectacle correction. The most commonly prescribed LVD was a dome magnifier for 15 (34.9%) patients. In all the patients, there was statistically significant improvement (P < 0.05) in near vision with the help of LVDs. CONCLUSION: The study highlights the importance of appropriate LVI for each subdivided age group. Patients with albinism who have received medical and surgical treatment have no or a limited role in restoring useful vision. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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18. Construction and validation of logMAR visual acuity charts in seven Indian languages

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Negiloni, Kalpa, Mazumdar, Deepmala, Neog, Aditya, Das, Biman, Medhi, Jnanankar, Choudhury, Mitalee, George, Ronnie, and Ramani, Krishna

Subjects
Vision disorders -- Care and treatment -- Research, Health
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Byline: Kalpa. Negiloni, Deepmala. Mazumdar, Aditya. Neog, Biman. Das, Jnanankar. Medhi, Mitalee. Choudhury, Ronnie. George, Krishna. Ramani Purpose: The evaluation of visual impairment requires the measurement of visual acuity with [...]

Published
2018

19. Are children with low vision adapted to the visual environment in classrooms of mainstream schools?

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Negiloni, Kalpa, Ramani, Krishna, Jeevitha, R., Kalva, Jayashree, and Sudhir, Rachapalle

Subjects
Classrooms -- Influence -- Analysis, Teaching methods -- Planning -- Analysis, Children -- Physiological aspects -- Analysis, Low vision -- Care and treatment -- Analysis, Company business planning, Health
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Byline: Kalpa. Negiloni, Krishna. Ramani, R. Jeevitha, Jayashree. Kalva, Rachapalle. Sudhir Purpose: The study aimed to evaluate the classroom environment of children with low vision and provide recommendations to reduce [...]

Published
2018

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