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Best corrected vision with a spherical lens should be identified first. The JCC lens is then placed over spherical lens first with the minus-cylinder axis at 180°, and then with the axis at 90°. If there is no difference in vision, repeat the test with JCC lens axis 45° and 135°. If the patient again
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Jackson cross cylinder is a single low power lens, which is a combination of a plus cylinder and a minus cylinder of equal power with axis perpendicular to each other, with a handle placed between the two axes at 45 degrees. Therefore JCC is a spherocylindrical lens in which the power of the cylinder
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Refinement of power of cylindrical lens in astigmatism correction is done by placing JCC along with corrective lens with the axis of JCC power parallel to the axis of corrective lens in the trial frame. Handle is rotated so that the minus and plus lens in cross cylinder interchanges and if there is
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is double the power of the sphere and of opposite sign e.g. +0.5DS/-1.0DC or +0.25DS/-0.5DC. JCC are available in different powers including +/-1.00, most commonly used are of +/- 0.25 and +/- 0.50. There are dots or lines to indicate axis of minus and plus powers.
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reports no difference in vision, there is no astigmatism and if there is improvement in either positions cylindrical lens should be tried to correct astigmatism.
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no difference in vision in either position, the power of corrective lens is correct and if there is difference in vision, power should be adjusted.
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