Optics: Contact lenses properties and materials - Mohammed, Lina;AL-Hamdani, Ali;Al-Amiery, Ahmed
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Quality of retinal image is affected by light diffraction in the eye's pupil, aberrations, and intraocular scattering, and hence there are so many vision problems such as refractive errors, Age-related macular degeneration defocus and Diabetic retinopathy which affect the eyesight and they can be treated with the eyeglasses, contact lenses and intraocular lenses IOLs. Contact lenses are thin, clear plastic disks, just like eyeglasses can improve vision problems such as refractive errors while intraocular lens that is placed surgically inside the eye. High performance contact lenses can be made…mehr

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Quality of retinal image is affected by light diffraction in the eye's pupil, aberrations, and intraocular scattering, and hence there are so many vision problems such as refractive errors, Age-related macular degeneration defocus and Diabetic retinopathy which affect the eyesight and they can be treated with the eyeglasses, contact lenses and intraocular lenses IOLs. Contact lenses are thin, clear plastic disks, just like eyeglasses can improve vision problems such as refractive errors while intraocular lens that is placed surgically inside the eye. High performance contact lenses can be made of polymers with high transparency nanocomposites because of the need for optical plastic merits such as light weight, transparency, biocompatibility to the human eye tissues, the ability to modify its refractive index and abbe number. The evolution of polymer properties utilized in optical applications focuses on the refractive indecies, transparency and abbe number of the optical plasticsthat can be employed in the CLs fabrication or enhancement of them.
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Lina M. Shaker, es profesora asistente en la Universidad de Tecnología. Lina es licenciada en láser y electrónica por el Departamento de Láser y Optoelectrónica de la Universidad de Tecnología de Bagdad-Iraq. Tiene el título de máster del mismo Departamento. Ha publicado tres artículos científicos.