Volume : 08, Issue : 08, August – 2021
Title:
11.THE DETECTION OF DISTINCT SYMPTOMS OF DRY EYE ILLNESS ASSOCIATED WITH VARIOUS VISUAL FUNCTION IMPAIRMENTS WHICH MIGHT AFFORD FOR MORE TAILORED APPROACHES TO THERAPY
Authors :
Dr. Amina Khalid, Dr. Hafiz Muhammad Jahan Zaib, Dr. Inayat Ullah Khan, Dr. Fahmina Nazir, Dr. Nida Rashid, Dr. Ijaz Khan
Abstract :
Aim: The identification of distinct symptoms of dry eye illness associated by various visual function impairments might let for more tailored slants to therapy. The focus of the current research was to look at relationship between dry eye clinical symptoms and visual acuity (VA) and contrast sensitivity in the Dry Eye Measurement and Control research.
Methods: This secondary cross-sectional research included baseline data from Dry Eye Measurement and Control survey respondents. Our current research was conducted at Jinnah Hospital, Lahore from April 2020 to March 2021. The Ocular Surface Illness Index, often known as the high-contrast log MAR, is a measure of the health of the eye’s surface. Standard techniques were used to collect VA, contrast sensitivity, tear film debris, tear breakup time, corneal fluorescein staining, meibomian gland evaluation, conjunctival Lissa mine green staining, and Schirmer test scores. Generalized linear models containing age, refractive error status, and cataract status were used to investigate the association between VA and color vision and OSDI score and that each dry eye symptoms. The Hochberg technique was used to account for multiple comparisons.
Results: Higher VA was associated with a lower mean OSDI vision subscale score (38.5 for VA 21/34 or worse vs. 33.5 for VA 20/16 or better; adjusted quadratic trend, P =.03); scores also weren’t associated to contrast sensitivity. Lower mean log references allow was associated with severe Meibomian gland clogging and atypical secretions (2.49 for severe vs. 1.56 for not clogged [P =.06] and 1.47 for obstructed vs. 1.58 for clear [P =.001]). The mean log contrast sensitivities increased with increasing TBUT (2.58 for TBUT >5 seconds and 1.52 for TBUT 2 seconds, P.0002).
Conclusion: Vision-related problems in dry eye are caused by poorer VA rather than inferior contrast sensitivity. Greater tear film instability was linked to decreased color vision.
Keywords: Detection of Distinct Symptoms, Dry Eye Illness, Visual Function Impairments.
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Please cite this article in press Amina Khalid et al., The Detection Of Distinct Symptoms Of Dry Eye Illness Associated With Various Visual Function Impairments Which Might Afford For More Tailored Approaches To Therapy.., Indo Am. J. P. Sci, 2021; 08(08).
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