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  • 8. Laboratory, clinical, and kindergarten test of a new eccentric infrared photorefractor (PowerRefractor).
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  • 12. Effect of age, decentration, aberrations and pupil size on subjective image quality with concentric bifocal optics.
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  • 14. Accommodative Behavior of Young Eyes Wearing Multifocal Contact Lenses.
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  • 16. Ocular aberrations in barn owl eyes.
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