Abstract
Nowadays, no single concept has been found that could interpret all morphological and functional changes in the eye during accommodation. This review of Russian and foreign publications is devoted to the analysis of accommodation function in various children's refractive disorders. The analysis shows that each refractive change is characterized by certain features in the accommodation process. The most significant changes in accommodation were found in anisotropic children, it's characterized by anisoacomodation, low accommodation response, and weak unstable accommodation. To exclude persistent functional disorders, it is necessary to diagnosis refractive disorders on early stages and manage their treatment. Key words: accommodation, anisoaccomodation, hyperopia, myopia, anisometropia
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