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Forum: Medical & Health
22nd Aug 2008, 17:40
Replies: 1,771
Views: 462,424
Posted By eject

JAR preop limit is -6.

JAR preop limit is -6.
Forum: Medical & Health
13th Dec 2006, 00:01
Replies: 1,771
Views: 462,424
Posted By eject

Eyes, deviations etc

Can anyone give me Mr Chorley's email address or would I be better addressing my enquiry to a general office email address or fax. Thanks.
Forum: Medical & Health
15th Nov 2006, 01:07
Replies: 1,771
Views: 462,424
Posted By eject

Have a look at some of my previous posts. I was...

Have a look at some of my previous posts. I was -8 pre-op and have met class 1 stds since having my surgery in 1998. Above (worse than) -5 pre-op and you're pretty well snookered as far as class 1...
Forum: Medical & Health
24th Sep 2004, 00:25
Replies: 1
Views: 700
Posted By eject

Deviations Eyesight and refractive surgery

I've just returned to PPRUNE after a long break and was very interested to see the references to "Deviations" in relation to eyesight standards. I have an odd history. I used to be -8 diopters, right...
Forum: Medical & Health
21st Oct 2003, 08:26
Replies: 1
Views: 577
Posted By eject

More "Laser and -5"

re the preop prescription limit of -5 diopters, the CAA now say "applicants just outside this range should contact the CAA Medical Division for advice". Has anyone done this with any success?
Forum: Medical & Health
2nd Aug 2003, 08:53
Replies: 5
Views: 865
Posted By eject

Mine's a slightly unusual situation. A couple of...

Mine's a slightly unusual situation. A couple of years ago, in response to what was quite a confusing picture at PPRUNE and elsewhere, I decided to go for Class 1 and see how it would go. The Mater...
Forum: Medical & Health
1st Aug 2003, 09:09
Replies: 5
Views: 865
Posted By eject

Angel Eyesight - pre-laser prescription

SORRY FOLKS - EYES AGAIN, BUT MAYBE A DIFFERENT SLANT

I met the pre-op requirements for Class 2 but not Class 1. Despite the fact that I now satisfy Class 1 eyesight standards, I can't get the...
Forum: Medical & Health
29th May 2003, 09:14
Replies: 13
Views: 1,889
Posted By eject

I took the home MENSA test a couple of years ago...

I took the home MENSA test a couple of years ago while bottle feeding a screamin' wayne (youngster - just in case!!) on my knee and didn't twig that I had an hour to do the test so did it in 30mins....
Forum: Medical & Health
29th May 2003, 09:05
Replies: 16
Views: 2,057
Posted By eject

I wonder if anyone can offer any guidance. At...

I wonder if anyone can offer any guidance. At initial Class 1 (IAA) a couple of years ago, I informed the eye doctor (truthfully) that I didn't know what my preop prescription was. She examined my...
Forum: Cabin Crew
29th May 2003, 08:51
Replies: 28
Views: 3,140
Posted By eject

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Forum: Medical & Health
30th Mar 2003, 18:34
Replies: 18
Views: 3,232
Posted By eject

Just wondering if anyone knows of any examples...

Just wondering if anyone knows of any examples where the pre-op prescription limit of -5 diopters has been relaxed
Forum: Medical & Health
3rd Nov 2002, 23:46
Replies: 2
Views: 1,236
Posted By eject

Actually, for Class 2, this is what the CAA says:...

Actually, for Class 2, this is what the CAA says:

"If you have had refractive surgery, Class 2 certification will not normally be considered until one year after the operation. Please note that: ...
Forum: Medical & Health
18th May 2002, 07:34
Replies: 8
Views: 1,888
Posted By eject

Lasik will sometimes be detectable with the slit...

Lasik will sometimes be detectable with the slit lamp examination. In my case, it isn't. Corneal topography, which tends not to form part of normal JAA med. exam. will detect Lasik and is used by US...
Forum: Medical & Health
27th Apr 2002, 07:55
Replies: 18
Views: 3,232
Posted By eject

Relegated to Class 2

At initial Class 1 (IAA) a couple of years ago, I informed the eye doctor (truthfully) that I didn't know what my preop prescription was. She examined my eyes, and noted on the form "previously...
Forum: Medical & Health
6th Mar 2002, 07:26
Replies: 18
Views: 3,232
Posted By eject

Post My prescription pre-lasik was I believe in excess...

My prescription pre-lasik was I believe in excess of -5. Vision now 6/6 and 6/7 uncorrected, 6/4 corrected. Underwent examination by team of 15 eye surgeons at request of my surgeon approx 6 months...
Forum: Medical & Health
6th Mar 2002, 07:07
Replies: 2
Views: 644
Posted By eject

Post the foregoing is out of date. Check the CAA's web...

the foregoing is out of date. Check the CAA's web site
Forum: Medical & Health
19th Aug 2001, 03:52
Replies: 4
Views: 1,060
Posted By eject

Post Corneal topography tends not to be used here...

Corneal topography tends not to be used here though the yanks use it in military eye exams to screen for lasik etc. Not necessarily detectable using slit lamp. Eye shape however does tend to be a...
Forum: Medical & Health
31st Jul 2001, 03:42
Replies: 7
Views: 573
Posted By eject

Post I had lasik 3 yrs ago. It is not detectable using...

I had lasik 3 yrs ago. It is not detectable using conventional methods commonly used in UK aeromedicals as far as I am aware. However, prior to my class 1, I visited an optition I had met through...
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