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Tvrda gas-propusna (RGP) kontaktna sočiva Koncepcija

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Slide 29<br />

Zadnja površina srednja periferija<br />

Zahtev:<br />

Treba da se poravna sa ravnajućom<br />

korneom.<br />

Uticaji:<br />

Stabilnost fita.<br />

Suzni tok.<br />

Oblik kornealne periferije<br />

Centriranje.<br />

Rigid Gas Permeable Contact Lenses Design<br />

Back Surface Mid-Periphery<br />

Requirement:<br />

Should align flattening cornea. Since the cornea flattens peripherally, the lens secondary<br />

and peripheral zones must have curves which are flatter than the BOZR, preferably<br />

flattening progressively. This can be achieved by a series of flattening blended spherical<br />

curves, or by a continuous aspheric curve such as an ellipsoid or a paraboloid which<br />

would match the corneal shape.<br />

Affects:<br />

Stability of fit.<br />

If the mid-peripheral curves are significantly flatter than this corneal region, excessive<br />

clearance, an unstable fit and excessive movement will result.<br />

Tear flow.<br />

This area of the lens can cause a restriction of tear flow if the bearing area is localized<br />

(narrow) by sealing off the back optic zone region. This is also likely to produce a tight<br />

fit and entrapment of debris or air bubbles within the optic zone area.<br />

Corneal peripheral shape.<br />

As with the central region, corneal shape can be affected by the lens fitting relationship.<br />

Harsh and localized bearing on the mid-peripheral band may cause corneal indentation.<br />

Centration.<br />

If the mid-peripheral zone is flatter than the cornea resulting in excessive edge lift, the<br />

lens is more likely to decentre.<br />

Zadnja površina srednja periferija<br />

Zahtev:

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