Oculo-Didactics Or Eye Culture
Oculo-Didactics Or Eye Culture
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Aoropia so closely resembles the refraction which characterizes Hypermetropia that writers have per- sistently classed it as the latter. Valk says: '*A11 eyes are born hyperopic." Ely says: "Nearly all children have short eyeballs." Other authorities de- clare that a very small number of infants have normal eyes. Valk goes on to say: "I think I have shown in my remarks upon the emmetropic eye that this flat formation — or hypermetropia is congenital." While the author concedes these physiologic...al facts, he takes the position that under reasonable conditions, the eyes of infants are not exempt from the general law of physical development, and that under proper conditions a large majority of these, if not all, be- come normal at maturity. The condition is admitted- ly largely due to lack of development, hence we are inclined to the view that this insufficiency in refrac- Digitized by Google OCULO-DIDACTICS 59 tion is due to immature condition rather than to ab- normally proportioned eyeballs, and we base this opinion upon the fact that we have examined, watched, and cared for the eyes of many thousands of children through the Aoropic developmental period.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aoropia so closely resembles the refraction which characterizes Hypermetropia that writers have per- sistently classed it as the latter. Valk says: '*A11 eyes are born hyperopic." Ely says: "Nearly all children have short eyeballs." Other authorities de- clare that a very small number of infants have normal eyes. Valk goes on to say: "I think I have shown in my remarks upon the emmetropic eye that this flat formation — or hypermetropia is congenital." While the author concedes these physiologic...al facts, he takes the position that under reasonable conditions, the eyes of infants are not exempt from the general law of physical development, and that under proper conditions a large majority of these, if not all, be- come normal at maturity. The condition is admitted- ly largely due to lack of development, hence we are inclined to the view that this insufficiency in refrac- Digitized by Google OCULO-DIDACTICS 59 tion is due to immature condition rather than to ab- normally proportioned eyeballs, and we base this opinion upon the fact that we have examined, watched, and cared for the eyes of many thousands of children through the Aoropic developmental period.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, Henry C. (Henry Charles), 1873-1969 to read onlineMoreLess
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