长期视远剥夺对人眼集合近点和调节近点的影响

Objective To study effects of sustained deprivation of far sight on human near point of convergence (NPC) and near point of accommodation (NPA). Methods Eight subjects were divided into two groups by age (group A ≥30 years old; group B<30 years old). All subjects had worked in the enclosed laboratory, unable to see the outside for 75 days. NPC and NPA were measured every 15 days. Results NPC values of both groups all increased when time elapsed. NPC of group A measured in the 75th day and NPC of group B in the 30th day all had statistical differences, when compared with the base NPC values measured in the 15th day (P<0.05). And NPC value of group B measured in the 45th, 60th and 75th days increased markedly, when compared with that of the 15th day (P<0.01 . However, statistical analysis showed that no significant difference could be seen in NPA values of the two groups (P>0.05). Conclusions Sustained deprivation of far sight could induce an increase in NPC values to various degreeal, but effects on NPA were not obvious, as noted in our experiment.

Effects of sustained deprivation of far sight on human near point of convergence and near point of accommodation