- Far-sightedness, also
known as long-sightedness, hypermetropia, and
hyperopia, is a
condition of the eye
where distant objects are seen
clearly but near...
- accommodation. It is
often seen in
patients with
moderate amounts of
hyperopia. The
person with
hyperopia, in an
attempt to "accommodate" or
focus the eyes, converges...
-
prescribed to
people with
presbyopia who also
require a
correction for myopia,
hyperopia, and/or astigmatism.
Benjamin Franklin is
generally credited with the...
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coastlines of
Western Australia. "Australian
Faunal Directory:
Elasmopus hyperopia". biodiversity.org.au.
Retrieved 12
October 2022. L. E. Hughes; J. K....
- as an eye
chart test).
While emmetropia implies an
absence of myopia,
hyperopia, and
other optical aberrations such as astigmatism, a less
strict definition...
-
temporarily reshape the
cornea to
reduce refractive errors such as myopia,
hyperopia, and astigmatism.
Doctors discovered the
reshaping phenomena of gl****...
-
cycloplegic than cyclopentolate, but is less
reliable for
finding latent hyperopia.
Cyclopentolate drops act
rapidly to
dilate the pupil. The side and adverse...
- eye
surgeries are used to
treat common vision disorders such as myopia,
hyperopia,
presbyopia and astigmatism. The
first theoretical work on the potential...
- near
point is
highly age
dependent (see accommodation). A
person with
hyperopia or
presbyopia would have a near
point that is ****her than normal. Sometimes...
-
myopia and
school achievement. Several, but not all,
studies have
found hyperopia to be ****ociated with
lower IQ and
school achievements. A
common explanation...
