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Adaptive model of the gradient index of the human lens. II. Optics of the accommodating aging lens
Navarro, Rafael
Palos, Fernando
González, Luis M.
Inhomogeneous optical media
Physiological optics
A simple, parametric adaptive model of the refractive index distribution of the ex vivo crystalline lens is presented. It assumes conicoid (or nonrevolution quadric in 3D) iso-indical surfaces, concentric with the external surfaces of the lens. The model uses a minimum number of internal structural parameters, while the shape of the iso-indical surfaces adapts automatically to the external geometry. In this way, it is able to adapt and fit individual distributions as well as adapt to the changes of the lens shape and structure with age and accommodation. The model is fit to experimental data for individual eyes spanning ages 7 to 82 years, where for each eye the crystalline lens dimensions and iso-indical index data are known. The analysis demonstrates that only one age-dependent structural parameter is needed to replicate the internal iso-indical index structure, given age-dependent models for the external surfaces. An age-dependent-parameter global model is derived and is shown to predict age-dependent changes in the ex vivo lens power and longitudinal spherical aberration with age.
Peer reviewed
2009-11-27T09:30:28Z
2009-11-27T09:30:28Z
2007-09
artículo
http://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_6501
Journal of the Optical Society of America A 24(9): 2911-2920 (2007)
1084-7529
http://hdl.handle.net/10261/19089
10.1364/JOSAA.24.002911
en
http://dx.doi.org/10.1364/JOSAA.24.002911
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Optical Society of America