Children retinoscopy refraction compared with the autorefractor.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Children retinoscopy refraction compared with the autorefractor [Abstract] Objective To explore the clinical optometry to improve the efficiency and accuracy check. Methods of 162 patients (320 eyes) with 3 to 14 years of age, were performed before and after the computer cycloplegic refraction and cycloplegic retinoscopy, on measured refractive results were compared. Results paralysis before and after cycloplegia, refraction computer optometry comparison, spherical and cylinder were significantly different, with an average difference of +-1.25D, no significant changes in shaft position. eyelash like muscle paralysis after retinoscopy and autorefractor of refraction compared to the ball, column, shaft no significant difference. Conclusion full paralysis in the state of the ciliary muscle, the use of computer optometry and retinoscopy combination, can greatly improve the clinical optometry Check the efficiency. [Keywords:] retinoscopy; computer optometry; diopter Computer optometry its convenient, fast and easy to operate and other advantages and widely used in clinical, but the measure needs to be further confirmed the correctness of refraction, the currently accepted detection of retinal refractive retinoscopy more accurate, this article cycloplegic before and after computer optometry and retinoscopy refraction test results were compared to verify the accuracy of computer optometry, optometry clinical examination, for fast and ideal. 1 Materials and Methods Our hospital in June 2007 -2008 In May, the exclusion of other eye diseases, specifically for the children with refractive errors were 162 patients (324 eyes) were male and 85 patients (170 eyes), F 77 (154) ; ages 3 to 14 years old. will be divided into hyperopia, myopia groups, the ciliary muscle paralysis before and after Topcon KR 8100A Refractometer for automatic computer check, and then use atropine eye drops, eye drops 3 times / d , 1 ~ 7 days until the cycloplegi