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Is the Autorefractor Reading Closest to Manifest Refraction?: A Comparison of the Patient's Previous Spectacles and the 6600 Autorefractor Reading
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Is the Autorefractor Reading Closest to Manifest Refraction?: A Comparison of the Patient's Previous Spectacles and the 6600 Autorefractor Reading

Charles J Pappas, Douglas R Anderson and Franklin W Briese
Archives of ophthalmology (1960), Vol.96(6), pp.997-998
1978-06-01
PMID: 655949

Abstract

• In a study of 56 patients, the old glasses of a previously refracted individual were as close to the final subjective refraction as the reading obtained with a 6600 Autorefractor. Therefore, the previous spectacle correction might logically be used for the starting point of a subjective refraction, with retinoscopy or automatic refractor results being used for this purpose in patients whose previous spectacle refraction is unknown or in the first refraction of an aphakic patients.

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