Refraction Correction

Eor symmetrical-reflection geometry the modulus of the true scattering vector is 

For asymmetrical-reflection geometry the relation is more complicated. Considering the geometry sketched in Fig. 7.5, the true tilt angle is 

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Special care has to be taken concerning data pre-evaluation if the scattering of highly oriented nanostructures are investigated in symmetrical reflection or at grazing incidence. Absorption correction is delicate (cf. Sect. 7.6.3). Even a refraction correction (Sect. 7.6.5) may be necessary118. 

A refraction correction should be taken into account, if the experiments are carried out with a USAXS setup. Then the lattice constants of the investigated nanostructures are typically above 100 nm. 

The observed ratio of detector intensities has to be corrected by a few factors in order to obtain the two Rayleigh ratios [10,15-18,41,42], Typical phenomena that must be corrected for are [10,41] (1) scattering volume, (2) refraction correction, (3) reflection correction, (4) absorption, (5) fluorescence, (6) polarization, and (7) sensitivity of photomultiplier. 

Amblyopic patients tend to have inaccurate responses during subjective refraction, thus necessitating cycloplegic evaluation. Cycloplegic retinoscopy reveals the true refractive error from which the clinician can base the patient s refractive correction. 

Is the refractive error potentially amblyogenic If the answer is yes, then prescribing a refractive correction is a must. 

If astigmatism is present, what is the spherical equivalent If the spherical equivalent is not significant and the acuities are not reduced, a spectacle correction is not indicated however, if the spherical equivalent is significant or the magnitude of the astigmatism could be amblyogenic, refractive correction is necessary. 

Are there any binocular or accommodative disorders that the refractive correction would improve For example, in the case of refractive/accommodative esotropia, the prescription for hyperopic correction is critical in reducing or eliminating the esotropia. 

Would refractive correction prevent future problems from developing For example, if a preschool-aged child is found to have moderate hyperopia, by prescribing spectacles the clinician may prevent the child from developing refractive/accommodative esotropia. 

The practitioner must also consider the intrinsic ciliary muscle tonus and consider accoimting for this in the refractive correction prescribed. 

Of the approximately 6 to 11.4 million people in the United States who have visual impairments, 90% have some useful vision [NIDRR, 1993]. In the United States, severe visual impairment is defined to be 20/70 vision in the better eye with best refractive correction (see below). Legal blindness means that the best corrected acuity is 20/200 or that the field of view is very narrow (<20 degrees). People over 65 years of age account for 46% of the legally blind and 68% of the severely visually impaired. For those with some useful vision, a number of useful techniques and devices for visual augmentation can allow performance of many everyday activities. 

C) [26]. Scattering angles shown are refraction-corrected values and correspond to different k. 

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