… The aim of the present study was to assess and compare the changes in visual function as
well as optical and tear film quality in groups of computer workers and non-computer workers …

… of tear film instability on visual function and to evaluate the value of post-blink blur time (PBBT)
as an alternative method for assessing tear film … PBBT and tear film dysfunction. Additional …

… gazing can disrupt the tear film, eventually degrading visual function. A … tear film is essential
for high-quality retinal images; therefore, a deteriorated tear film can degrade visual function. …

… Kaido et al 5 reported that FVA in UTF eyes improved after punctal plug occlusion,
supporting our findings that a disturbed tear film causes decreased optical image quality. …

… image quality caused by optical degradation of tear film quality … between tear film break-up
and visual function loss in contact … decline and the optical quality degradation. Therefore, the …

… study demonstrates that visual function, optical quality and … visual function were smaller
than objective outputs, in particular until the age of 50. Our study also contributes optical quality …

… function. Tutt et al. quantified vessel contrast in the fundus image and … Tear film is an
important optical element of the eye that contributes to visual function, and its optical and visual …

… This review discusses our past and current understanding of visual disturbances in dry
eye and the various tools available for assessing visual function or optical quality. Tear film …

… diseases can impact visual function and quality of life. … Dry eye causes increased straylight
secondary to unstable tear film … film is critical to maintaining image quality in optimized visual …

… tear film is essential for ensuring an optimal optical function of … Appreciable variations of
visual acuity in patients with dry … of tear film stability on the quality of optical images and vision. …