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Clinical Investigation of Soft Contact Lenses with Compensated Spherical Aberration for Correcting High Ametropia

Nicolas Chateau, John De Brabander, Florence Bouchard, and Sandrine Guidollet

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Abstract

In conventional contact lenses, the spherical shape of both anterior and posterior optical surfaces induce spherical aberration. With lenses of higher back vertex power (BVP), previous calculations1,2,3,4 and in-vitro measurements5 suggested that the level of aberration could significantly degrade the retinal image.

© 1997 Optical Society of America

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