Accommodation and vergence facility of different level visual complaint and refractive error groups / Amirul Hakim Esa
Purpose: To compare the monocular accommodation facility (MAF), binocular accommodation facility (BAF) and vergence facility (VF) among low and moderate visual complaint condition between myopic and emmetropic subject. Methods: Fifty-two subjects (19-35 years old) with 6/6 vision at distance, N5 for...
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| Language: | English |
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2016
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| Online Access: | http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22391/ http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22391/1/TD_AMIRUL%20HAKIM%20ESA%20HS%20B%2016_5.pdf |
| Summary: | Purpose: To compare the monocular accommodation facility (MAF), binocular accommodation facility (BAF) and vergence facility (VF) among low and moderate visual complaint condition between myopic and emmetropic subject. Methods: Fifty-two subjects (19-35 years old) with 6/6 vision at distance, N5 for near visual acuity, and no history ocular disease participated in the study. Subjects need to answer the survey “Visual Discomfort” by Conlon et al to determine the level of visual complaint. Subjects were classified based on refractive error group before
proceeding to next assessment. The monocular accommodation facility (MAF), binocular accommodation facity (BAF) and vergence facility was measured and
recorded in cycle per minute (cpm). Results: The result in Kruskall-Wallis test showed no significance difference on MAF (p = 0.382), BAF (p = 0.357) and vergence facility (p = 0.689) in different level of visual complaint and MAF (p =
0.408), BAF (p = 0.221) and Vergence facility (p = 0.412) between myopes and emmetropes. Conclusion: Thus, subject with different level of visual complaint and
refractive error groups had no statiscally different on accommodation facility and vergence facility as proposed by the result of current study. |
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