Ocular Histoplasmosis Syndrome

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 Understanding Histoplasmosis

Common Visual Problems of Ocular Histoplasmosis Syndrome 
Richard L. Windsor, O.D. and Laura K. Windsor O.D. Vision Enhancement Magazine

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Low Vision Aids for Histoplasmosis Patients

All of these low vision devices are available through the Low Vision Centers of Indiana.

Closed Circuit Television Systems
Pico
QuickLook
PVA: The Doctor’s CCTV
Jordy II Amazing New CCTV
Flipper: New Concept in CCTVs
Aladdin and Aladdin Rainbow
Maxport New Portable CCTV/Eyewear
The Max Handheld CCTV
The Magni-Cam™ TRIAD
PocketViewer

Bioptic Telescopes
Autofocus Ocutech Vision Enhancement System
Ocutech Vision Enhancement System (Manual Focus)
Beecher Mirage 4x
Beecher Mirage 5.5X and 7x
Behind the Lens Telescope
Micro Spiral Galilean Telescope
Wide Angle/Designs for Vision

Microscopic Reading Eyewear

Half-Eye Prism Microscopes
Designs for Vision Microscopic Bifocals
Designs for Vision Wide Angle Microscopes
UniVision Microscopes
Keeler Microscopes
Bell /Campanoli Microscopes

Handheld Telescopes
Walters Systems
Kettelwell Handle

Telescopic Reading Eyewear

Galilean Reading Telescopes
Expanded Field Reading Telescopes
Beecher Mirage with Caps
Keeler Multi-Cap

Magnifiers

General Principles of Magnifiers
Halogen vs. Standard Light
Eschenbach

Electronic Reading Devices

Kurzweil Omni 1000
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