OPHTHALMIC SURGEON'S SPECTACLES

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The ophthalmologist usually wears spectacles for certain office procedures, during operations on the eye and in making hospital rounds. He finds himself choosing his far and near correction, glasses with a special near focus and the binocular loupe. The disadvantage of changing and the limited range of vision with each of them is self evident.