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Ziel: Eine Analyse der aktuellen wissenschaftlichen Literatur zu Orthokeratologie bei Myopie. Es werden Studienergebnisse zu verschiedenen Aspekten der Orthokeratologie miteinander verglichen und auf ihre Übereinstimmung überprüft. Der Fokus wird auf die Veränderungen der visuellen Wahrnehmung und der kornealen Beschaffenheit während und nach der Anwendung von Orthokeratologie gelegt.
Das trockene Auge ist eine komplexe Erkrankung des vorderen Augenabschnitts. Es gibt eine Vielzahl von Ursachen, sowie eine Vielzahl an Therapiemöglichkeiten. Diese Arbeit befasst sich mit Benetzungsmitteln als Therapieform. Es existieren verschiedene Benetzungsmittel, die sowohl von Augenärzten, als auch von Optometristen und Optikern verabreicht werden. Es wird eine Übersicht über alle Benetzungsmittel erstellt, die in der Schweiz von Optometristen verabreicht werden können und ein Schema zur Anwendung je nach Diagnose entwickelt.
Demographische Veränderungen durch eine zunehmende Alterung der Gesellschaft und eine Zunahme an Erkrankungen wie der AMD, des Glaukoms und der diabetischen Retinopathie stellen ophthalmologische Versorgungs- und Vorsorgemaßnahmen in Deutschland vor immer größere Herausforderungen. Einen wesentlichen Beitrag zur Sicherung der Vorsorgemaßnahmen können in der Zukunft Optometristen leisten. Mit Hilfe modernster Technologien, wie dem Ultra-Widefield-cSLO (Optos Daytona, können auch bei kleinen Pupillendurchmessern 200° Aufnahmen vom Augenhintergrund erstellt werden.
The direct ophthalmoscope is a retinal screening tool that has been in existence and development for more than 150 years, yet, the rapid influence of technological evolution in screening tools, has left the direct ophthalmoscope untouched. The main purpose of this master thesis is to determine if the direct ophthalmoscope has reached its maximum potential of development and, additionally, to determine if a further development, including a more electronic input, would be feasible.
Purpose: The aim is to be able to advise patients on the choice of sports and exercises regarding the effects on the intraocular pressure.
Methods: The search engines Google Scholar and PubMed were used to search for suitable studies. The studies were summarized, and the most important data were collected in one table for each study. The effect on the IOP was extracted or, if not given in the article, calculated by the difference of means of the IOP after or during exercise, and the baseline IOP before, whenever these values were available.
Findings: A total of 47 studies out of the years 1990 to 2020 that investigated the influence on the IOP of the most popular sports actively practiced in Germany were reviewed and summarized: twelve for running, sixteen for fitness/ weight training, one for swimming/diving, twelve for cycling, four for hiking, and two for yoga.
Conclusions: Throughout all studies and sports it was seen that physical fitness stabilized the IOP. Higher
intensity of exercise led to higher fluctuations of the IOP. Moderate endurance training keeps the IOP fluctuations low and may lead to a lower baseline IOP if practiced on a regular base. Fitness and weight training lead to fluctuations of the IOP in a pronounced manner when performed at moderate and high intensity. Therefore, only a moderate training can be recommended if there is need to keep the IOP stable. Isometric exercise is not recommended as it provokes a rise of the IOP even when performed with light loads. The Valsalva Maneuver should always be avoided as it leads to additional fluctuations of the IOP. Also, the IOP behaved more stable during resistance training when higher fitness was present.
Purpose
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the validity of the iPad Aniseikonia Test for
measurement size lens-induced aniseikonia. The iPad Aniseikonia Test is a new
computer-based test designed for measuring aniseikonia in vertical direction. The iPad
Test uses red-green anaglyphs.
Methods
Aniseikonia was induced in 21 subjects by means of afocal size lenses. Resulting
aniseikonia was measured in vertical direction by the iPad Aniseikonia Test. The
measurement was performed in dark condition with appropriate correction of refractive
error. All subject were patients with normal vision with no anisometropia or other
ocular problem.
Results:
Afocal size lenses of known magnification were used to induce aniseikonia. 5
measurements were taken in each subject, ranging from zero to 7 % magnification.
When using the regression analysis, the slope of the fitted line significantly differs from
1. The average slope of regression line is 0,58.
Conclusions:
Only moderate accuracy was found for tested target size and orientation. In all cases the
iPad Aniseikonia Test underestimates the level of aniseikonia. However for gross
assessment of anisometropia in clinical practice it could be successfully used. Further
study with different target size should be addressed.
Purpose: Recent studies found a reduction of myopia progression with multifocal contact lenses, however, with yet unclear mechanism. This raises the hypothesis that the addition zones of the multifocal contact lenses induce myopic defocus on the retina, which consequentially leads to choroidal thickening and therefore inhibited eye growth. We tested the effect of the optical design of multifocal contact lenses on choroidal thickness.
Methods: 18 myopic students wore four different contact lenses ((1) single-vision lens corrected for distance, (2) single-vision lens with +2.50 D full-field defocus, (3) “Multifocal center-distance” design, addition +2.50 D, (4) “Multifocal center-near” design, addition +2.50 D) for each 30 minutes on their right eye. Automated analysis of the macular choroidal thickness, vitreous chamber depth and eccentric photorefraction were performed before and after each contact lens.
Results: Choroidal thickness and vitreous chamber depth showed no significant differences to baseline with none of the contact lenses. Choroidal thickness increased the most with the “Multifocal center-distance” and the full-field defocus lens, followed by the “Multifocal center-near” and the single-vision contact lens (+2.1 ± 11.1 μm, +2.0 ± 11.1 μm, +1.6 ± 11.3 μm, +0.9 ± 11.2 μm, respectively). The “Multifocal center-distance” design showed an overall more myopic refractive profile than the other lenses. Changes of vitreous chamber depth occurred in anti-phase to these of choroidal thickness.
Conclusion: Multifocal contact lenses have no significant influence on choroidal thickness and after short-term wear. Therefore, it is assumed that it is not the main contributor to the protective effect of multifocal contact lenses in myopia control.
Telemedicine assisted non-mydriatic Fundus imaging for detection of Diabetic Retinopathy in Colombia
(2022)
Diabetic retinopathy (DR) is a well-recognized complication of diabetes mellitus where retinal function is compromised. It is considered a public health disease and is the fifth leading cause of visual impairment worldwide. But although the worldwide prevalence is continually increasing, little is known about the frequency of this disease in Colombia, South America. On the other hand, telemedicine is presented as a tool that has the potential to improve access to health care services, for remote or rural populations, and for those who have limited access due to physical or other disabilities. Recent technological advances in telecommunication and digital imaging, including fundus photography, telemedicine represents a valuable clinical aid for the documentation and diagnosis of ocular pathologies, and therefore helps to minimize adverse outcomes associated with chronic disease such as diabetes mellitus.
In Branchen wie Luftfahrt, Hotellerie oder Autovermietungen gehört «Revenue-Marketing» (kurz: RM) in Form von dynamischer Preisgestaltung schon lange zum angewendeten Standard. Ziel dieser Studie ist herauszufinden, wie die Haltung der schweizerischen Augenoptikerbranche gegenüber «Revenue-Marketing» ist. Es wird analysiert, wie viele Augenoptikfachgeschäfte in der Schweiz dynamische Preise anwenden und wie viele diese nicht anwenden. Es wird analysiert, wie die dynamischen Preise gesteuert werden und welche Produkte betroffen sind. Werden noch keine dynamischen Preise verwendet, wird nachgefragt, ob eine mögliche Einführung geplant ist. Sofern keine Einführung geplant ist, werden die Ablehnungsgründe analysiert. Zudem wird geforscht, ob die Firmengrösse einen Einflussfaktor auf die Verwendung von «Revenue-Marketing» hat.