Accommodation

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The dynamic physiological process by which the eye increases its refractive power through changes in the crystalline lens to focus near objects sharply on the retina.

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Accommodation is the eye’s way of changing focus to see nearby objects clearly. The crystalline lens becomes more rounded, increasing its focusing power so that light from a near object forms a sharp image on the retina.

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  1. Ciuffreda, K. J. In: Benjamin, W. J. Borish's Clinical Refraction (2nd ed., Chapter 4).