 REFRACTIVE
ERRORS
This conditions typically produce blury vision which improves with
the use of eyeglasses or contact lenses. The human eye works
in a manner very simmilar to that of a camera. In order to
see clearly, objects we are looking at must be properly focused
on the retina. This is acheived through the convergent power
of the cornea and lens. When images are not properly focused
on the retina, a refractive error exists.
There are three basic kinds of refractive errors:
WARNING! The information and/or responses in this eye care education service are not intended to replace consultation with an ophthalmologist. This service contains general eye care information only. Only a doctor can diagnose and treat a medical condition. In NO CASE will Clínica Reinoso or any doctor or sponsor be held liable for any decisions you may make upon reliance of such information. Updated: February 9, 2000 |
