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| Young eyes can Accommodate bringing a near object into focus by simultaneously nerve stimulating ciliary body contraction steepening the lens while also constricting the pupil and converging both eyes. Bifocals are required for older patients who no longer can bend the rigid, older lens. |  Roll mouse over image to accommodate |
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