Comparative Validation of MOPTIM MRT-200 Refraction Device with 2WIN and Retinomax

Precise sphero-cylinder estimation with the Moptim MRT-200 was too complex for lay screeners and many young patients, especially compared to 2WIN and Retinomax; however, rapid estimation of spherical refraction was feasible and valid.

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Clinical ophthalmology
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2025-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.2147/opth.s545397
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Optical Imaging and Spectroscopy Techniques
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Comparative Validation of MOPTIM MRT-200 Refraction Device with 2WIN and Retinomax

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Comparative Validation of MOPTIM MRT-200 Refraction Device with 2WIN and Retinomax

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Abstract

Precise sphero-cylinder estimation with the Moptim MRT-200 was too complex for lay screeners and many young patients, especially compared to 2WIN and Retinomax; however, rapid estimation of spherical refraction was feasible and valid.

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