The Human Mechanism
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Moreover, to see SENSE ORGANS AND SENSATIONS 249 near objects the ciliary muscle must work much harder than in the normal eye, and it often happens that, even with its utmost effort, the rays are not sufficiently bent to focus them on the retina ; so that a book, for example, must be held at arm's length to be read. Persons having such eyes form one class of those said to be " far-sighted, " and their trouble can be corrected by the use of convex glasses.
As old age ap- proaches, changes oc- cu...r in the lens ; in consequence, it no longer becomes as convex as formerly in response to the ac- tion of the muscle of accommodation (^presbyopia, from 9r/wkv8i/9, " old "). Some, though not all, results of this condition resemble those of hyperme- -. FIG. 98. A test for astigmatism tropia; but the two differ in cause. Hypermetropia is due to shortness of eyeball ; presbyopia, to failure of accommodation.
11. Astigmatism. We have thus far been dealing with those optical imperfections due to improper distance between the lens and the retina.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moreover, to see SENSE ORGANS AND SENSATIONS 249 near objects the ciliary muscle must work much harder than in the normal eye, and it often happens that, even with its utmost effort, the rays are not sufficiently bent to focus them on the retina ; so that a book, for example, must be held at arm's length to be read. Persons having such eyes form one class of those said to be " far-sighted, " and their trouble can be corrected by the use of convex glasses.
As old age ap- proaches, changes oc- cu...r in the lens ; in consequence, it no longer becomes as convex as formerly in response to the ac- tion of the muscle of accommodation (^presbyopia, from 9r/wkv8i/9, " old "). Some, though not all, results of this condition resemble those of hyperme- -. FIG. 98. A test for astigmatism tropia; but the two differ in cause. Hypermetropia is due to shortness of eyeball ; presbyopia, to failure of accommodation.
11. Astigmatism. We have thus far been dealing with those optical imperfections due to improper distance between the lens and the retina.
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