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    REFRACTION ERROR

    LEO RINALDI

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    KEY

    Introduction of RefractionMedia of RefractionRefraction Procces

    Refraksi ErrorMiopiHipermetropiPresbiopi

    Astigmatism

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    REFRACTION

    Sinar/cahaya adalah suatu bentuk radiasielektromagnetik yang terdiri dari paket-paket energimirip partikel yang d inamai foton yang b erjalan dalambentuk gelombang.Berbeloknya berkas sinar dikenal sebagai refraksi(pembiasan). .Cahaya yang tampak is a sevagian kecil of theelectromagnetic spectrum with a wavelengthrange between 400 and 700 nm.

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    REFRACTINGThe eye i s a n optical instrument.The correc t interpretation of visual informationdepends on the ey e's a bility to focus i ncoming rays oflight on the ret ina.

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    REFRACTIVE MEDIA

    The t wo s tructures m ost important in the eye’ srefractive a bility are t he corn ea and the lens.The cor nea and lens r efract light rays f romdistant objects s o t he i mage i s f ocused on thereti na

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    PROCESS OF REFRACTION

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    HOW IT WORKS...

    When we view nearby objects the ciliarymuscles contract reduce t he t ension on thezonular bers of the s uspensory ligament the

    lens becomes more rounded and convex thelens sh ortens i ts f ocal length more ref ractionWhen we s ee d istant objects, the c iliary musclesare r elaxed t he lens i s re latively at a littl erefraction focal length is at its g reatest.The p rocess of changing the s hape of the l ensand hence adjusting its f ocal length is ca lled

    accommodation .

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    REFRACTION ERROR (AMETROPIA)

    A mismatch between the axiaand the r efractive p ower of the l ens an d cornea Ametropia axial (common)

    Ametropia refractive (

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    1. MYOPIA

    A mismatch between the refaxial length of the eye so an image convergesin front of reti naMyopic p erson s c an see cl ose o bjects c learly, butnot distant objects.Type:

    Miopia axialMiopia refractive

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    WHAT DO THEY SEE?

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    MYOPIA

    Degree :Low myopia (6.00 D)

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    2. HYPEROPIA

    A mismatch between the refaxial length of the eye so an image convergesbehind the re tina.

    Types: Axial hyperopiaRefractive hyperopia

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    WHAT DO THEY SEE?

    Farsightedness Vision Normal Vision

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    HYPEROPIA

    DegreeLow hyperopia consists of an error of +2.00 diopters(D) or l ess.Moderate h yperopia includes a range of error from+2.25 to +5.00 D.High hyperopia consists of an error over +5.00 D.

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    HYPEROPIA AND ITS CORRECTION

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    3. PRESBYIOPI

    Presbyopia inability of the eye to focus(accommodate) due t o h ardening of thecryst alline l ens w ith age.When t he eye can no longer accommodate at thereading distance, positive spectacle l enses o fabout 2–3 D a re p rescribed to correc t thedifficulty.

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    PRESBYOPI

    Once a p erson has a p resbyopia, each eyeremains focused permanently a t an almostconstant distance w hich be d ifferentof eachperson ’s eyes.The eyes can no longer accommodate for bothnear and far vision.

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    CORRECTION OF PRESBYOPI

    AGE Lensa (D)

    40 +1

    45 +1,5

    50 +2

    55 +2,560 +3

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    4. ASTIGMATISM

    In astigmatism the curvature of the cornea isuneven, so l ight rays a re u nequally refracted. Therefractive a bility of a person ’s c ornea remainsconstant, because t he curvature of the corneanever changes.

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    WHAT DO THEY SEE?

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    Astigmatic errors cylindrical lenses, frequently in combination withspherical lenses. Because t he b rain is c apable ofadapting to t he v isual distortion of anuncorrected astigmatic er ror, new glasses t hat docorrect the er ror may cau se t emporarydisorientation, particularly a n apparent slantingof images.

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    OVERVIEW

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    OVERVIEW

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    TERIMA KASIH

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    REFERENCES

    Sherwood, Lauralee, 2010, Human Physiology: From Cells to Systs Seventh Edition,

    Brooks/Cole, Cengage Learning, Singapore, 197-202Paul Riordan-Eva a nd John P. Whitcher, 2007,Vaughan & Asbury's General Ophthalmology ,17th Edition, The McGraw-Hill Companies, Ch.20

    Myron Yannof & Jay S . Duker, 2008,Opthalmology , Third Edition, El-Sevier, Ch. 21