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The Dieppe hospital is now equipped to offer vision screenings to a wider range of patients, thanks to new portable autorefractors. These tools allow children to be assessed within the hospital setting, and are particularly beneficial for patients with limited mobility.
“This is also for patients who cannot sit upright, who are lying on a stretcher or in a wheelchair and who cannot position their chin on the machine,” explains Dr. Loren Philippe, a junior ophthalmologist [https://www.francebleu.fr/normandie/dieppe/un-appareil-pour-evaluer-la-vue-des-enfants-et-des-personnes-a-mobilite-reduite-a-l-hopital-de-dieppe-1969991].
The equipment, which costs €21,000, was funded by the regional fund of Crédit Agricole Mutuel de Normandie-Seine [https://www.francebleu.fr/normandie/dieppe/un-appareil-pour-evaluer-la-vue-des-enfants-et-des-personnes-a-mobilite-reduite-a-l-hopital-de-dieppe-1969991].
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