Binocular Vision and Aniseikonia Clinic
In this area of the clinic, eye co-ordination and eye movements are
assessed. Special attention is paid to lazy eyes (amblyopia) as a
result of an eye turn (strabismus) or unequal amounts of
far-sightedness/near-sightedness, to eye movements during reading
and to the manner in which the two eyes work together as a pair.
Specially-designed spectacles or vision exercises may be used to
improve visual efficiency during vocational and avocational performance.
Referrals are made to external health or education professionals as required.
Appointments
Members of the public, including the University community, are examined
upon receipt of a letter from a health care professional or by referral
from the other clinics in the School of Optometry.
Please Note:
To book an appointment, please contact Sharon DIRECTLY BY TELEPHONE.
Appointments by e-mail are not feasible.
Appointments can be made by calling:
(519) 888-4567 ext. 32395
For further inquiries or comments contact: Sharon Rook
(sarook@uwaterloo.ca).
