Глава 1. Рефракционное состояние глаза
В оригинале: Chapter 1 - Refractive Status of the Eye
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Содержание главы
- Глава 1. Рефракционное состояние глаза
- Миопия
- Классификация по анатомическим особенностям миопии
- Классификация по скорости прогрессирования миопии
- Классификация по степени миопии
- Классификация на физиологическую и патологическую миопию
- Классификация на наследственную и обусловленную средой миопию
- Классификация по теории развития миопии
- Классификация по возрасту начала
- Поздняя миопия
- Другие виды миопии
- Гиперметропия
- Классификация по анатомическим особенностям
- Классификация по степени гиперметропии
- Классификация на физиологическую и патологическую гиперметропию
- Классификация по действию аккомодации
- Астигматизм
- Классификация на правильный и неправильный астигматизм
- Классификация по вносящему вклад компоненту глаза
- Классификация по ориентации
- Классификация по отношению к аномалии рефракции
- Анизометропия
- Классификация по аномалии рефракции
- Классификация по величине
- Классификация по этиологии
- Классификация по вносящему вклад компоненту глаза
- Компоненты рефракции и их корреляция
- Сила роговицы
- Сила хрусталика
- Глубина передней камеры
- Длина оси
- Корреляция компонентов глаза и эмметропизация
- Методы измерения компонентов глаза
- Оптические методы
- Рентгенологические методы
- Ультразвук
- Расчётный метод
- Другие методы измерения размеров глазного яблока
- Определение аномалии рефракции
- Субъективные оптометры
- Объективные оптометры
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