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一部の実施例においては、本方法は、空間的に変化する光学的な停止信号又は空間が変化する光学的な停止信号を、着用者の視野の2.5度以内、5度以内、10度以内、15度以内、若しくは20度以内、又は30度以内で変化するように提供する治療計画の処方を含むことができる。別の実施例においては、本方法は、空間的に変化する停止信号を、2以上の所望の網膜領域において変化するように提供する治療計画の処方を含むことができる。 In some embodiments, the method can include prescribing a treatment plan that provides a spatially varying optical stop signal or a spatially varying optical stop signal that varies within 2.5 degrees, within 5 degrees, within 10 degrees, within 15 degrees, or within 20 degrees, or within 30 degrees of the wearer's visual field . In another embodiment, the method can include prescribing a treatment plan that provides a spatially varying stop signal that varies in two or more desired retinal regions.
他の一部の実施形態においては、非点収差の合図を採用する着用者の網膜の特定の1以上の領域は、視野の2.5度以内、5度以内、10度以内、15度以内、20度以内、又は25度以内としうる。網膜の特定の1以上の領域は、着用者の左眼及び右眼で差異がある場合がある。一部の実施例においては、当該差異は、光学的な刺激の大きさ、方向、及び/又は位置の差異として構成できる。別の実施例においては、当該差異は、1以上の目が任意の所定の角度で標準的な単焦点のレンズの視力性能に相当する、十分な視力性能を維持するように選択できる。 In some other embodiments, the particular area or areas of the wearer's retina that employ astigmatism cues may be within 2.5 degrees, 5 degrees , 10 degrees , 15 degrees , 20 degrees , or 25 degrees of the visual field . The particular area or areas of the retina may be different between the left and right eyes of the wearer. In some embodiments, the difference may be configured as a difference in the magnitude, direction, and/or location of the optical stimulus. In other embodiments, the difference may be selected such that one or more eyes maintain sufficient visual performance equivalent to the visual performance of a standard single vision lens at any given angle.
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