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		<title>Video: Pyogenic Granuloma of the eyelid</title>
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This video shows a pyogenic granuloma that has formed on the inner eyelid. This formed over a prior chalazion, which you can also see in the video. 
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		<title>Photo: Granuloma of eyelid from a chalazia</title>
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Here you can see a pyogenic granuloma that has formed on the inner surface of the lower eyelid.  Despite the name, these growths are neither &#8220;pyogenic&#8221; nor are they truly &#8220;granuloma.&#8221;  To see how this one looks in motion, you should watch our pyogenic video from which this photo was taken. 
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		<title>Photo: Granuloma on lower eyelid</title>
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Here you can see a pyogenic granuloma that has formed on the inner eyelid. These are common and often occur at the site of a chalazion or prior sutures from conjunctiva or eyelid surgery. To get a better idea of how mobile this mass is, you may want to watch our pyogenic granuloma video from [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Photo: Pyogenic Granuloma</title>
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This photo shows a granuloma that has formed on the inner eyelid.  To get a better idea of how this looks, you may want to watch the pyogenic video from which this snapshot was taken. 
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		<title>Animatronic Eye</title>
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This video shows an animatronic eye, designed as a type of art exhibit.  The prostetic is tied into a face tracker.  Interesting how we are riveted by the presence of an eye &#8230; such that we notice eyes pointed at us, even out of the corner of our vision from [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Using a lensometer to check glasses (Video)</title>
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This video shows the use of a lensometer, a device used to check the prescription in glasses. This device can be tricky for the novice technician to use, as you must align the glasses well and move two dials at the same time to hone in on the prescription.  
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		<title>Lensometer lines</title>
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This photo shows the lines you see when looking through a lensometer.  When you get the three smaller lines oriented correctly and focused (like in this photograph) then you have your sphere. 
You may want to watch our video on lensometry to see how this looks in real life.
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		<title>Determining sphere on a lensometer</title>
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This photo shows the focus dial on a lensometer. To determine the sphere, you need to move both the focus and axis dials so that the three small lines are straight and clear.
For a better idea how this looks, watch our lensometer video, from which this snapshot was taken.
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		<title>Lensometer</title>
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This photo shows a lensometer, a device used to check the prescription of glasses. To see how these work, you may want to view our lensometer video here. 
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		<title>Video: How camera lenses are created</title>
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Ever wondered how high quality lenses are created?  Here&#8217;s a great youtube video showing the process.  In this case, I believe that these are lenses for high-end cameras, but the process may be similar for our own medical lenses.  Seems like a lot of work.   
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