Astigmatic Refraction Measurement With Eccentric Photorefraction — Some Theoretical Considerations —

Reinhard Kusel; Ulrich Oechsner

doi:10.1364/VSIA.1998.SaE.10

Vision Science and its Applications
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1998),
paper SaE.10
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Astigmatic Refraction Measurement With Eccentric Photorefraction — Some Theoretical Considerations —

Reinhard Kusel and Ulrich Oechsner

Vision Science and its Applications 1998

New Mexico United States
6–9 February 1998
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Abstract

Eccentric photorefraction is an objective refraction technique which allows determination of refractive errors in human eyes from a distance of typically 0.5 — 5 m. It is used as an early diagnostic test in infants and small children (Bobier and Braddick [1], Kaakinen, Kaseva and Teir [2], Angi and Cocchiglia [3], Hamer et al. [4]) as well as in animal models of myopia (Schaeffel and Howland [5]).

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