Blur Detection Depth-of-Field and Accommodation in Emmetropic and Hyperopic Children

摘要

SignificanceOur results demonstrate that blur detection thresholds are elevated in young children compared to adults and poorer blur detection thresholds are significantly correlated with the magnitude of accommodative microfluctuations. Given that accommodative microfluctuations are greater with greater accommodative responses, these findings may have implications for young uncorrected hyperopes.