The pinhole is well-known to the practitioner to determine the potential vision of a patient without having to perform a refraction. A 1.2-mm pinhole is typical because you can achieve 20/20 vision ...
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Assessment of a novel pinhole supplementary implant for sulcus fixation in pseudophakic cadaver eyes
To evaluate a novel small-aperture supplementary implant that applies the principle of pinholes for management of irregular astigmatism, in postmortem human eyes. Nine eyes were selected, with various ...
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