Tips for computer vision syndrome relief and prevention.

@article{Tribley2011TipsFC,
  title={Tips for computer vision syndrome relief and prevention.},
  author={J. Tribley and S. McClain and A. Karbasi and J. Kaldenberg},
  journal={Work},
  year={2011},
  volume={39 1},
  pages={
          85-7
        }
}
Keep an eye out for eye fatigue symptoms Computer-related vision symptoms such as eye fatigue have s om common causes that should not be ignored. Visual display Termin als (VDTs) cause symptoms such as eyestrain, visual discomfort, and vi sual fatigue (Murata et al., 1996). Detecting the likely diagnosis and tr eating the cause can result in improving performance of the user and low ering the risk of ocular problems (Anshel, 2005). Children may also ex perience the visual symptoms related to… Expand
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  • A. Alemayehu
  • Medicine
  • World Journal of Ophthalmology & Vision Research
  • 2019
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Key descriptors of digital eye fatigue have been identified and may then be used to help identify and evaluate specific causative, palliative, or ameliorating factors. Expand
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Use of digital displays and ocular surface alterations: A review.
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The effect of trick intervention 20-20-20 on computer vision syndrome incidence in computer workers
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Visual impediments to learning
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