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Background Amblyopia screening can target reduced visual acuity (VA), its refractive risk
factors, or both. VA testing is imprecise under 4 years of age, so automated risk-factor …

Purpose: This study investigated whether refractive correction improved accommodative
function of hyperopic children while engaged in two sustained near activities. Methods …

Introduction Digital eye strain (DES; computer vision syndrome) is a common cause of
symptoms when viewing digital devices. Low-powered convex lenses (adds) have been …

Purpose To evaluate associations between visual function and the level of uncorrected
hyperopia in 4‐and 5‐year‐old children without strabismus or amblyopia. Methods Children …

Background Visual demands of school children tend to vary with diverse classroom
environments. The study aimed to evaluate the distance and near Visual Acuity (VA) …

On-the-spot dispensing of spectacles at the campsite ensures uptake and use of spectacles.
Often 15-25 per cent of the patients at a camp will require spectacles and the lens inventory …

This study is a retrospective analysis of data stored digitally for 13 years in a Vision Center
located in the urban area of Tirana, Albania. In a population of 19,686 people (39.5% M and …

Evidence-based practice Evidence-based medicine, referred to in this article by the more
contemporary term, evidence-based practice (EBP), has been described as a relatively …

Vergence-accommodation (VA) mismatch is a component of stereoscopic 3D remote vision
system (RVS) design linked to depth misperception and visual discomfort. VA mismatch is …