Ultrasound--a research tool in the study of accommodation.
J. K. Storey, E. P. Rabie
Abstract
J. K. Storey, E. P. Rabie
Abstract
Measurements of the globe were made at different stages of accommodation with Kretz A-mode ultrasonic equipment. A comparison between the movement of the crystalline lens in two refractive groups appeared to show that the highly myopic lens had to expand more per dioptre of accommodation; in other words, it was less efficient than the near-emmetropic lens. Also the posterior surface of the lens appeared to move more in highly myopic eyes than in near-emmetropic eyes.
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Measurements of the globe were made at different stages of accommodation with Kretz A-mode ultrasonic equipment. A comparison between the movement of the crystalline lens in two refractive groups appeared to show that the highly myopic lens had to expand more per dioptre of accommodation; in other words, it was less efficient than the near-emmetropic lens. Also the posterior surface of the lens appeared to move more in highly myopic eyes than in near-emmetropic eyes.
Key concepts: Emmetropia, Accommodation, Dioptre, Optometry, Lens (geology), Ultrasound, Optics, Presbyopia