Regular astigmatism by Dr.vinay gadiputi

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regular astigmatism signs and symptoms and investigations


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ASTIGMATISM BY VINAY GADIPUTI

OPTICS OF REGULAR ASTIGMATISM STURM’S CONOID: configuration of rays refracted through a toric surface. TORIC LENS: Lens with two different powers in two orientations perpendicular to each other. A toric surface resembles a section of surface of an doughnut where there are two regular radii.

A – vertical rays - converging more than horizontal rays so the section –horizontal oval . B – first focus point – here vertical rays are completely converged – horizontal rays are still converging – horizontal line. C – vertical rays are diverging but less than the convergence of horizontal rays – horizontal oval is formed. D – “circle of least diffusion” divergence of vertical rays is exactly equal to convergence of horizontal rays.

E – divergence of vertical rays – more than the convergence of horizontal rays – vertical oval. F – second focus – horizontal rays are completely converged and vertical rays are diverging – vertical line. Beyond F – horizontal and vertical rays are diverging – vertical oval. “Focal interval of sturm ”

REFRACTIVE TYPES OF REGULAR ASTIGMATISM Simple Astigmatism Simple myopic astigmatism simple hypermetropic astigmatism Compound Astigmatism compound myopic astigmatism compound hypermetropic astigmatism Mixed Astigmatism: circle of least diffusion is formed on the retina.

Clinical Features SYMPTOMS: A sthenopia : difficulty in focusing dull ache in eyes frontal headache nausea and drowsiness(astigmatism < 1 D

Blurred vision and defective vision – astigmatism >1D

Elongation of objects proportionate to degree and type of astigmatism.\ Keeping the reading material close to the eye may be needed.

signs Half closure of the lid.

Head tilt: develops torticollis in an attempt to bring there axis nearer to the horizontal or vertical meridians.

Oval or tilted optic disc- seen on ophthalmoscopy in patients with high degree of astigmatism.

INVESTIGATIONS RETINOSCOPY : Reveals different power in two different axis. KERATOMETRY : Reveals different corneal curvature in two different meridians in corneal astigmatism. ASTIGMATIC FAN TEST:

JACKSON’S CROSS CYLINDER TEST

REFERENCE REFERENCE: comprehensive ophthalmology by A.K .KHURANA 6 th edition.