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  Joseph Parisi, MD, Clemson, SC.:   "The RAM has helped me in my evaluation of candidates for presbyopia-correcting IOLs following cataract surgery"            Jay S. Pepose, MD, St. Loius, MO.:   "Undetected dysfunction of the macula or optic nerve can be avoided in many cases through the use of diagnostic devices such as the AMA Optics Retinal Acuity Meter"            Harris Silverman, MD, Braderton, FL.:  “I never perform cataract surgery without first assessing macular function with the RAM®"            Steven Kane, PhD, MD, NYC:   "The RAM® can be a quick and easy alternative to expensive and more time consuming procedures when evaluating unexpected vision loss."            Michael J. Weiss, PhD, MD:   "I find the Retinal Acuity Meter (RAM®) is the best way to assess macular function in eyes with co-morbid disease."             Peter Libre, MD, Norwalk, Ct.:   " I believe the RAM® can help almost every ophthalmologist save time and improve outcomes."            Bruce A. Segal, MD, Delray Beach, FL.:  "The RAM test is quick, accurate, and I am confident of the predicted vision prior to cataract surgery."            Mathew Paul, MD, Danbury, CT.:   "We have been using the RAM for several years and have found it to be a consistent and reliable measure of post-operative vision in patients undergoing cataract surgery with retinal disease."            George Howard, MD, NYC:   " The RAM has been a breakthrough for me in pre-operative screening of patients with cataract plus other causes of vision loss."

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Bret L. Fisher, MD, Medical Director, Eye Center of North Florida, Panama City, Florida 
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