To evaluate clinical outcomes and visual quality 3 months after mini-monovision (spherical equivalent [SE] between − 0.25 D and − 0.50 D) femtosecond laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis (FS-LASIK) for correction of high myopia in patients with presbyopia. Methods Patients who had mi...
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A multidimensional QOL scale (Institute for Eye Research multidimensional QOL scale), which assesses psychological characteristics, personality traits, cosmesis, frequency, and tolerance to disturbing visual and ocular symptoms, and overall satisfaction with vision correction, was also used. Paired rank ...
Contrast and color vision as well as visual acuity diminish. Peripheral vision diminishes first. The field of vision becomes narrower and is completely lost in later stages. These symptoms are because of the degeneration of the light-sensitive rods and cones of the retina. This process can ...
The physical status relates to ocular and visual symptoms that a patient experienced with their current correction and the tolerance to these symptoms. The psychological characteristics assessed in the HPQ subscale examines how a patient adjusts to new and different conditions such as surgery (...
Symptoms Postoperatively may have decreased vision (due to undercorrection, overcorrection, irregular astigmatism, or haze), fluctuating vision, difficulty with night vision, halos, glare, starbursts, ghost images, double vision, and variable discomfort (ranging from foreign body sensation to moderate ...
Anisometropia was defined as a difference in spherical equivalent between the two eyes of ≥ 0.50 Diopters (D), or a difference of astigmatism in any meridian ≥ 1.50 D56. Initial visual acuity was measured using an M&S logMAR chart. Inclusion criteria were: (i) presence of ...
Astigmatism Track 14:Uveitis Scleritis & Intraocular Inflammation Uveitis, scleritis, and intraocular inflammation are diverse conditions involving inflammation within the eye, each requiring a tailored approach to diagnosis and management to preserve vision and manage underlying systemic conditions effectively...
decreased from 45.4% in the total population to 17.3% in those not visually impaired. Pterygium impact on visual acuity in less usual and it is associated with high levels of astigmatism secondary to lesions greater than 3 mm16. Cataract, on the other hand, progressively decreases visual acuity...
20/20astigmatismvertical and horizontal obliques What is the treatment of choice for meridional amblyopia and all bilateral amblyopias? full-time wear of full correction of all cylinder measured on wet retinoscopy. What is the primary cause of anisometropia? Post-surgical (mismatched IOL's from ...