ArticleBiomedical optics express2023
Matrix optics of artificial intraocular pinhole apertures in astigmatic eyes: modelling depth of field.
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- Introduction to Visual and Physiological Optics feature issue ofBiomedical optics express · 2023Article
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Abstract
This study uses matrix optics to develop a model to predict depth of field in eyes that may have astigmatic elements and apertures that may be elliptical in general. Depth of field is modelled as the visual acuity (VA) as a function of working distance and is illustrated graphically for model eyes that have artificial intraocular pinhole apertures. A small amount of residual myopia is an advantage to increasing the depth of field at near without interfering with distance-vision. A small amount of residual astigmatism is not an advantage to increasing depth of field, without compromising VA at all distances.
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