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The relation between night myopia and accommodative convergence.

Abstract

Accommodation and convergence normally bear a tight relation to each other. To the extent that night myopia is due to an actual change in lens convexity, accommodation in night myopia should be accompanied by a commensurate change in convergence. This prediction was shown to be false because of variability in the convergence mechanism.

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C E Bohman, J J Saladin. 1980. The relation between night myopia and accommodative convergence.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00006324-198009000-00005

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