Journal of the Korean Ophthalmological Society 1998;39(7):1523-1527.
Published online July 1, 1998.
Clinical Analysis of Low Vision Patients.
Gi Jung An, Ju Hyung Park, Hae Jung Paik
1Department of Ophthalmology, National Police Hospital, Seoul, Korea.
2Kangdong Kong Eye Center, Seoul, Korea.
저시력 환자의 임상적 분석
안기정(Gi Jung An),박주형(Hyung Park),백혜정(Hae Jung Paik)
Abstract
We retrospectively evaluated the 130 low vision patients on the basis of medical recordings. Men(58.5%) were more than women. The patients in teen-age(11-20yr) were most common(23.9%). Etiologies were aphakia due to congenital cataract(21.5%), macular degeneration(15.4%), and optic atrophy(13.8%) in that order. Low vision aids were prescribed for rehabilitation of the low vision. High-power plus glasses(25.4%), magnifiers(24.6%), and telemicroscope(7.9%) were low vision aids commonly prescribed for near vision, while hand-held telescope(23.8%) was the most popular for distance vision aids. High-power plus glasses were actually worn by 31 of 32 patients prescribed for them.
Key Words: Low Vision Patients;Low Vision Aids


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