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Moudgil, Tania
- Toxic Anterior Segment Syndrome
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1 Department of Ophthalmology, Punjab Institute of Medical Sciences, Jalandhar, Punjab, IN
1 Department of Ophthalmology, Punjab Institute of Medical Sciences, Jalandhar, Punjab, IN
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International Journal of Medical and Dental Sciences, Vol 4, No 2 (2015), Pagination: 952-962Abstract
In this era of topical cataract surgeries, where patients come and get operated within 15-20 minutes and walk with 20/20 vision from the hospital, there is a nightmare for ophthalmologists which is called endophthalmitis and Toxic Anterior Segment Syndrome(TASS). Despite an uneventful surgery patient may land in ophthalmologist's outpatient department with decreased vision the next day because of TASS. Mild cases respond to treatment but severe cases may end up losing vision and may require further intraocular surgeries. Thus, steps should be taken to prevent this monstrous disease from happening. This article reviews how to diagnose, treat and prevent TASS.Keywords
Denatured OVDs, Toxic Anterior Segment Syndrome, Corneal Edema, Endophthalmitis, Uveitis.Full Text
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- Computer Vision Syndrome
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International Journal of Innovative Research and Development, Vol 3, No 11 (2014), Pagination:Abstract
In the present era, the use of the computers in the home and office has increased and is associated with increased health risks especially for eyes. The human eyes were designed for more of near sight work . We sailed through centuries with minimal difficulties as the eyes could adapt to the changes in our near tasks as this requirement was not that much. One eye problem, called Computer vision syndrome is afflicting more and more people as these people are constantly in front of computer screens and hence have requirement of more near work. This paper reviews the principle ocular problems related to prolonged computer use and management of these problems. Accommodation and vergence responses to electronic screens appear to be similar to those found when viewing printed material, whereas prevelance of dry eye symptoms is greater during computer use. This is probably due to dynamics of the computer screen and decrease in blink rate due to constant viewing of the monitor positioned in primary gaze leading to increased corneal exposure and hence the multitude of ocular problems.
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computer vision syndrome, Blink rate ,video display terminal,ergonomics,vergences,refractionFull Text