Anthony Manthey Optometrist

04/05/2020

We are closed Through May4 due to the Covid-19 virus. Call me at home if you have any issues. 402-304-7667 and leave a message. I will return the call.

07/30/2019

Another incomplete closure. What is it:?

07/25/2019

This is called incomplete closure. Can you see the mode of transportation?

07/24/2019

Does anyone see my interpretation of this picture? A figure- ground picture. Guess what I might visualize?

07/24/2019

This picture is what we call a figure-ground picture. Can you pull the figure out of the background? This is like a camouflaged picture. This is not a stereo or random dot stereograms. This picture can be seen with one eye.

07/21/2019

https://share.icloud.com/photos/0TfEYROoP0Ow5EYsUFpMj-iCQ . Practicing my eye hand coordination activity.

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07/20/2019

Our sign got put up this morning. No electricity yet.

07/15/2019

Types of eye movements we use in everyday life activities are :pursuits and and saccades.
Pursuits are when we follow something like a ball( baseball, football, soccer, basketball, etc). a bird in flight, a car going by us, usually from side to side but can be far to near or near to far if combined with movements left and right or up and down.
Saccadic movements are like when we search for objects, read, or combined with near-far-near or far- near-far movements.
To become most efficient we have to team the two eyes together which can be called binocularity.
Binocularity when combined with eye-hand coordination( or eye-foot coordination) makes us most efficient such as our athletes.
Usually if the average individual has a high level of binocularity combined with eye- body coordination he has less accidents or serious accidents. This eye body coordination includes balance and timing.