Glaucoma is a widespread ophthalmological disease, with a high impact and frequent visual
morbidity. While the physiopathology of the two types of primary glaucoma (open angle and …

To quantitatively analyze changes in the inner components of the human crystalline lens
during accommodation in adults. Eyes of 23 subjects were sequentially examined using …

The purpose of this study was to investigate how the mechanical properties and geometry of
the lens influence the changes in lens shape during accommodation. To do so, ex vivo …

Purpose To explore the synergistic function of the ligaments in eye, the zonular fibres, that
mediate change in eye lens shape to allow for focussing over different distances. Methods A …

Objective: The human visual system alters its focus by a shape change of the eye lens. The
extent to which the lens can adjust ocular refractive power is dependent to a significant …

PURPOSE To assess ocular biometric determinants of dark-to-light change in anterior
chamber angle width and identify dynamic risk factors in primary angle closure disease …

IN PART I OF THIS 3-PART series, we outlined the definition of ocular biomechanics and
kinematics and described the mechanical laws under which they operate. 1 In this article, we …

The lens provides refractive power to the eye and is capable of altering ocular focus in
response to visual demand. This capacity diminishes with age. Current biomedical …

Methods: The study used data acquired on 36 cynomolgus monkey lenses that were
stretched in a stepwise fashion to simulate disaccommodation. At each step, stretching force …

Presbyopia is a common eye disorder among aged people which is attributed to the loss of
accommodation of the crystalline lens due to the increasing stiffness. One of the potential …