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Comparison of accommodative amplitude values

David Severa, Pavel Beneš, Simona Bramborová

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The aim of this study was to assess accommodative amplitude values in both emetropes and ametropes, pre-presbyopes and presbyopes. In this case was used Push-up method to find the Near point of accommodation/Break point of accommodation. Testing was provided under both monocular and binocular conditions and the numbers of Break point were converted to accommodative amplitude values. Purpose of the next steps was to compare these values of right and left eye in all patients and try to find an association with eye dominance.

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The aim of this study was to assess accommodative amplitude values in both emetropes and ametropes, pre-presbyopes and presbyopes. In this case was used Push-up method to find the Near point of accommodation/Break point of accommodation. Testing was provided under both monocular and binocular conditions and the numbers of Break point were converted to accommodative amplitude values. Purpose of the next steps was to compare these values of right and left eye in all patients and try to find an association with eye dominance.

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The aim of this study was to assess accommodative amplitude values in both emetropes and ametropes, pre-presbyopes and presbyopes. In this case was used Push-up method to find the Near point of accommodation/Break point of accommodation. Testing was provided under both monocular and binocular conditions and the numbers of Break point were converted to accommodative amplitude values. Purpose of the next steps was to compare these values of right and left eye in all patients and try to find an association with eye dominance.

Key concepts: Accommodation, Presbyopia, Optometry, Monocular, Ocular dominance, Mathematics, Optics, Medicine

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