Comparison Of Objective And Subjective Changes Induced By Multiple-Pinhole Glasses In Degree Of Referactive Errors
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Objective Changes, Subjective Changes, Multiple Pinhole GlassesAbstract
Background: Several studies have also examined how pinhole glasses affect contrast sensitivity, which is the ability to detect differences in luminance. This study examines the effects of multiple pinhole glasses on refractive errors by comparing objective and subjective changes in visual acuity. The study highlights the role of pinhole glasses in reducing refractive error effects and their potential applications in clinical optometry.
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