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Presbyopia is
physiological insufficiency of
accommodation ****ociated with the
aging of the eye that
results in
progressively worsening ability to focus...
- the
reading distance. When this
occurs the
patient is presbyopic. Once
presbyopia occurs,
those who are
emmetropic (i.e., do not
require optical correction...
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hyperopia or
presbyopia would have a near
point that is ****her than normal. Sometimes, near
point is
given in
diopters (see
Presbyopia § Mechanism),...
- far-sightedness, astigmatism, and
presbyopia. Near-sightedness
results in far away
objects being blurry, far-sightedness and
presbyopia result in
close objects...
- old. It then
becomes more
common again after the age of 40,
known as
presbyopia,
affecting about half of people. The best
treatment option to correct...
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distinct optical powers.
Bifocals are
commonly prescribed to
people with
presbyopia who also
require a
correction for myopia, hyperopia, and/or astigmatism...
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experienced before. A type of LASIK,
known as presbyLasik, may be used in
presbyopia.
Results are, however, more
variable and some
people have a
decrease in...
- Iris,
front view.
Accommodation reflex Cycloplegia Extraocular muscle Presbyopia Gest,
Thomas R; Burkel,
William E. "Anatomy
Tables - Eye."
Medical Gross...
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Progressive lenses are
corrective lenses used in eyegl****es to
correct presbyopia and
other disorders of accommodation. They are
characterised by a gradient...
- are used to
treat common vision disorders such as myopia, hyperopia,
presbyopia and astigmatism. The
first theoretical work on the
potential of refractive...
