Efficacy of Progressive Addition Lenses in the Treatment of Ametropia after the Single Eye's IOL Implantation
2012-08-24LinxingChenYingyuZengJunwenZengMingguangHe
Linxing Chen, Yingyu Zeng, Junwen Zeng, Mingguang He
Zhongshan Ophthalmic Center, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou 510060, China


Materials and methods
Study subjects

General information



Figure 1

Results

Corrected distance and near visual acuities

Relationship between lens correction effect and ametropia status


Table 1 Category of wearers′main complaints when wearing progressive lenses

Table 2 Category of 37 patients′main complaints of discomforts when wearing progressive lenses


Relationship between wearing effect and the corrected visual acuity of the wearers


Table 3 Distribution of refractive degrees in 72 patients adaptable to wearing progressive lens

Table 4 Distribution of refractive degrees in 12 patients failing to adapt to wearing progressive lenses

Table 5 Category of corrected visual acuity of 72 patients adaptable to wearing progressive lenses

Table 6 Category of corrected visual acuity of 12 patients failing to adapt to wearing progressive lenses

Discussion





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