Open-field and closed-field aberrometry to measure ocular refraction in a prospective semi-randomized crossover study
A scientific study compared four different methods for measuring ocular refraction in 50 healthy adults. The research highlights differences in accuracy and reliability between closed-field and open-field aberrometers.
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Improving the accuracy of eye refraction measurements is essential for clinical optometry and the development of better diagnostic devices.
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