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MN Read chart
used to test reading rate, Critical Print Size, Threshold Print Size
Equivalent viewing distance
Working Distance

distance at which original object would subtend same angular size as the angular size of image formed by plus lens
4 types of Mag
Non Optical

Lateral Mag

Angular Mag

Effective Mag
RSM
making it bigger
RDM
bringing it closer
MN Read chart
used to test reading rate, Critical Print Size, Threshold Print Size
Equivalent viewing distance
Working Distance

distance at which original object would subtend same angular size as the angular size of image formed by plus lens
4 types of Mag
Non Optical

Lateral Mag

Angular Mag

Effective Mag
RSM
making it bigger
RDM
bringing it closer
Lateral Mag
Linear Mag
Transverse Mage

Ratio of L/L'

object NOT at infinity
Conventional Mag
using up close w/Bifocal @ 25cm

= 1 + F/4
Refractive error at Near & mag
Uncorrected Myopia --> more Mag

Uncorrected Hyperop --> less Mag
Hand held Mag & RDM
Mag remains if Object is at Magnifiers focal length
FOV & Hand held Mag
FOV increases as lens is brought to eye

FOV = (diam of lens) (f/eye to lens distance)
Eq Power (Fe) of HH-Mag & GLS-Add
Fe= Fm +Fa - (z * Fm * Fa)

z < fm, get full Mag (even if not looking through Add)

z > fm, not getting full Mag (must look through distance)
Stand Mag
getting closer increases Mag, need more Acc

WD = GLS to image
Stand Mag calculation
Multacc Factor (Mt) = Transverse Mag = Enlargment factor

Mt = (L'-F)/L'

Fe = Fa * Mt
Eq Power of Stand Magnifier
Fe = Fa * Mt
Low vision Microscope: Basic
Mag is angular mag

Active Acc increases resulting mag
Types of Low Vision Microscopes
Prism 1/2 eye

Full Field Microscope

Bifocal

Loupe

High + CLS
full field microscope types
Microscopic Doublet

Aspheric lens/lenticular

Diffraction grating system (noves)
Microscopic Doublet
full field microscope

2 + lens separated by air to min Aberrations

good for > + 20D
Aspheric Lenticular
minimize aberations

aspheric on plano base: fried egg

+10 to +48D
Diffractive grating system
light/thinner

+12 to +20D
Rx'ing High add in binocular form
1 prism /Diopter add + 2

up to +12 prism half eye

> 12 aspheric or Doublet
Single Vision lens design guidlens
< 10D standard lenses

10 - 16D use aspherics

> 16 use microscopic Doublet
Spec Mounted Microscope
wide FOV
Broad range of power
Rx

Bad: Close WD, weight
hard to get lighting
expensive
Hand Held Mag
flex WD (eye to lens can vary)

Limited FOV (dependent on eye to lens)
Galilean
+ objective, - Eye
Image erect
Small FOV
Shorter
up to 4X Mag
Myopes borrowing have less Effective Power & Mag
Keplerian
+ / + lenses
External Exit Pupil => larger FOV
Better image
up to 10X Mag
Myopes borrowing have more Effective Power & Mag
TS tube length change & Rx error
increases for Hyperopes
Vergence Amplification
If vergence enters TS it will be Mag

L ~ Msquared * L1
Label TS
Mag * Objective in mm
Verifying TS
Direct Comparision Method

Exit Pupil Measurement (K only)

Lateral Magnification (lensometer)
Exit pupil movement
Against = Galilean

With = Keplerian
CLS Telescopes
Galilean

aphakia, high hyperopia,

only have to hold + lens (objective)
How to modify TS for near
Add + btw eyepeice & eye (Vergence Amp)

Alter tube (lengthen, increases Mag)

Reading Cap + lens = WD
TS w/reading cap Fe formula
Fe = M * Fcap
VF loss has functional difficulties
bilateral

monocular
Field expansion for Constricted VF
Reverse TS

Channel (Prism wedge)
Field Expansion helps (most to least)
HH
Quadrant
Bilateral Altitudinal/monocular
inferior loss
Peli/EP horizontal
brings missing VF into "seeing"

improve navigation
expands 20 degrees
40D base out on same side as VF loss

Needs Binocularity
Sector/Gottlieb VFAS
less shift needed to see periphery on defective side
20D on both eyes

Scan to prism, turn head; learn to avoid blind spots
Low vision Yolked prism
Postural Restriction

Visuospatial Neglect

Visual Midlen Shift Syndrome