Accommodative insufficiency is a condition characterized by a reduced ability to carry out near work. It occurs in as much as 10% of the population. It is the most common form of accommodative dysfunction in non-presbyopic disorders. This article describes the optics of the human eye and the principles of ametropia. The article also explains the concepts involved in a thorough differential diagnosis and managing patients with this condition. An interprofessional healthcare team approach is emphasized in helping patients with accommodative insufficiency.
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