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AREA 2: Fitting single-vision lenses Topic 4: Alignment, decentration, and minimum diameter Topic 5: Calculating thickness in spherical lenses Topic 6: Calculating thickness in astigmatic lenses Topic 7: How lenses affect vision Topic 8: Prismatic effects Topic 9: Base rules Topic 10: How alignment affects binocular vision
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Topic 7: How lenses affect vision Changes in visual fieldChanges in visual field Changes in retinal image sizeChanges in retinal image size Effect of vertex distanceEffect of vertex distance
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Peripheral visual field Central visual field Changes in visual field
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60º 75º 95º TN S I 60º 95º 75º T S I ODOS Changes in visual field 60º N
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Reduction of visual field by frame Changes in visual field Apparent visual field
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Reduction of visual field by lens vergence Plus lensMinus lens Changes in visual field Real visual field
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Calculation of real visual field (2 ) Changes in visual field
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Scotoma in plus lenses
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Spectacle magnification Changes in retinal image size
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Spectacle magnification: Changes in retinal image size
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Reverse afocal Galilean viewfinder Thin lens Changes in retinal image size
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Afocal Galilean viewfinder Changes in retinal image size
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Thin lens Changes in retinal image size
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Mp Ms Spectacle magnification: Changes in retinal image size
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BVP (D)Tc (mm)P 1 (D)MsMpSM% SM -20.000.700.001.0000.758 -24.2% -15.000.700.001.0000.806 -19.4% -10.000.80+3.001.0020.8620.864-13.6% -5.000.80+4.491.0020.9260.928-7.0% 01.80+5.961.0071.0001.0070.7% +5.004.50+10.191.0311.0871.12112.1% +10.007.00+12.271.0601.1901.21626.1% +15.008.50+13.841.0841.3161.42642.6% Changes in retinal image size
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Spectacle magnification
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Anisometropia and aniseikonia Changes in retinal image size
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Anisometropia and aniseikonia Changes in retinal image size
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Aniseikonia <3%No symptoms 3-5%Asthenopia >5%Problems with binocular vision Changes in retinal image size
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TcP1P1P2P2BVP SM n = 1.523 vd = 15 mm Ø = 65 mm OD2.04+5.21-4.25+1.00 7.1% OS5.28+7.78-4.00+4.00 n = 1.8 vd = 12 mm Ø = 65 mm OD1.66+5.22-4.25+1.00 5% OS3.68+7.87-4.00+4.00 n = 1.8 vd = 12 mm Ø = 55 mm OD1.9+5.22-4.25+1.00 3.8% OS1.9+5.22-1.25+4.00 Aniseikonia caused by anisometropia Changes in retinal image size
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Aniseikonia greater than 5% Myopia, anisometropia > 3.00 D Hyperopia, anisometropia > 2.00 D Changes in retinal image size
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Distortion in astigmatic lenses: Changes in retinal image size
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Angular distortion 120º-2.00+6.00 D Changes in retinal image size
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Object Image Cylinder axis expressed as plus cylinder Changes in retinal image size Effect of angular distortion
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Object 50º +2.00 +4.00 D lens Changes in retinal image size
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Effect of vertex distance
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Myope: Glasses prescription with vd of 12 mm, -9.00 D Glasses prescription with vd of 15 mm, -9.25 D Example: New frame Effect of vertex distance
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Example: Fitting a contact lens (above 5.00 D)
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Movement of glasses to see better HyperopiaMyopia Closer to the eyesOvercorrectedUndercorrected Away from the eyesUndercorrectedOvercorrected Effect of vertex distance Example: Signs
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Example: Signs Effect of vertex distance
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