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Medical Forum / General / Vision / March 2006lenticualr myopia
what exactly is lenticular myopia? when a person has it what happens to the lens that makes them nearsighted? > what exactly is lenticular myopia? when a person has it what happens to > the > lens that makes them nearsighted? The lens is too steep, too convex, either front or back or both. In some cases it may be steeper in the center and flatter at the edges, or vice versa. That's how we get the contradiction between retinoscopy and actual acuity. -MT does the bulge just happen on its own or are the cilical muscles just to weak to flatten the lens or both? thank you in advance for your help >> what exactly is lenticular myopia? when a person has it what happens to >> the [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >-MT > does the bulge just happen on its own or are the cilical muscles just to > weak > to flatten the lens or both? thank you in advance for your help I'm pretty sure it's not the muscle - the lens just grows that way. -MT thank you >> does the bulge just happen on its own or are the cilical muscles just to >> weak [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >-MT
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