spheric

Traditional/ Monofocal IOLs sector comprise spheric and aspheric monofocal IOL.

Unlike glasses, CLs correct refractive errors at the ocular surface, which helps widen field of vision, reduce spheric and chromatic aberrations and distortions compared to glasses, improve image quality, and eliminate the esthetic issues associated with glasses.

Placing emphasis on the personalized and high-quality service, Santo Maris Oia Luxury Suites & Spa has also been recognized for the spheric design of its services, which is reflected through all the aspects of its operation, thus composing a unique and complete stay experience.

Performing the transformation from the spheric coordinate to the Cartesian coordinate, the location vectors of users and j are given by

Exclusion criteria were history of prematurity and other concomitant retinal pathologies, such as hereditary retinal dystrophies, vitreoretinal diseases, as well as uveitis, glaucoma, history of peripheral neuropathy, and high refractive error (spheric equivalent > +/-3.00 diopters).

where i = 1,2, x x x,[M.sub.P] and O is the spheric angle between the adjacent polarization constellation points :

2B and Table 2), with the ooplasm filled with acidophilus spheric yolk globules (Figs.

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