[PDF][PDF] Computer vision syndrome (aka digital eye strain).
M Rosenfield - Optometry in practice, 2016 - dynamic-eye.de
Computer vision syndrome, also known as digital eye strain, is the combination of eye and
vision problems associated with the use of computers (including desktop, laptop and tablets) …
vision problems associated with the use of computers (including desktop, laptop and tablets) …
[引用][C] Computer Vision Syndrome and Blink Rate.
M Rosenfield, JK Portello - Current eye Research, 2015 - europepmc.org
Letter to the Editor: Computer Vision Syndrome and Blink Rate. - Abstract - Europe PMC Sign
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[PDF][PDF] Computer vision syndrome (aka digital eye strain)
M Rosenfield - Optometry, 2016 - bynocs.com
Computer vision syndrome, also known as digital eye strain, is the combination of eye and
vision problems associated with the use of computers (including desktop, laptop and tablets) …
vision problems associated with the use of computers (including desktop, laptop and tablets) …
[PDF][PDF] Computer vision syndrome (aka digital eye strain)
M Rosenfield - Optometry, 2016 - researchgate.net
Computer vision syndrome, also known as digital eye strain, is the combination of eye and
vision problems associated with the use of computers (including desktop, laptop and tablets) …
vision problems associated with the use of computers (including desktop, laptop and tablets) …
Computer vision syndrome (aka digital eye strain).
M Rosenfield - Optometry in Practice, 2016 - search.ebscohost.com
Computer vision syndrome, also known as digital eye strain, is the combination of eye and
vision problems associated with the use of computers (including desktop, laptop and tablets) …
vision problems associated with the use of computers (including desktop, laptop and tablets) …
[PDF][PDF] Computer Vision Syndrome and Blink Rate
M Rosenfield, JK Portello - researchgate.net
A recent article by Ang et al. 1 described the use of Wink glass to increase the blink rate
while subjects read material from a computer screen. The device contains a polymer …
while subjects read material from a computer screen. The device contains a polymer …