Background: This study was done to determine the prevalence of computer vision syndrome and associated ocular morbidity in a tertiary care hospital. Methods: A cross sectional observational conducted on 673 patients based inclusion criteria. The were asked fulfil survey form 3 OSDI questionnaire. Spontaneous eye blink rate, Schirmer’s test 1, tear break up time, refraction performed for these p...

Abstract: The extensive use of computers in Informatics Engineering students causes an increased risk occupational disease called Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS). International Committee Occupational Health created a new subspecialty ergonomics ergopthalmology which is inferred play major role CVS symptoms. purpose this study was to investigate the influence individual factors (use visual aids, ...

Background: Numerous factors have been shown to reduce symptomatic and non-symptomatic forms of computer vision syndrome. However, little is known about the magnitude visual symptoms among users diagnosed with severe Therefore this study aimed at determining whether reduced acuity, anterior segment conditions, refractive error are associated Material methods: A cross-sectional university-based ...

Background. The purpose of the study was to determine prevalence computer vision syndrome (CVS) and poor sleep quality among university students assess relationship between digital device usage, CVS, quality. Methods. A cross-sectional including undergraduate conducted in Ghana January–March 2020. Information on use CVS symptoms collected using a structured questionnaire. Sleep assessed Pittsbu...

Background: Since the declaration of lockdown due to COVID-19, usage digital devices has gone up across globe, resulting in a challenge for visual systems all ages. The aim this study was determine frequency, symptoms frequency and associated risk factors Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) among children attending online classes during COVID-19 pandemic.
 Materials methods: electronic survey f...