The finding was especially true for those who had ocular symptoms, the study shows.
However, findings of the meta-analysis may have been limited by the inclusion of aged data that is partially incomplete.
The data suggests that teleophthalmology may be useful going forward due to its success during the pandemic.
The study, which compared crew members from 1-year and 6-month missions, found an increase in minimum rim width and total retinal thickness over time.
The study also found that patients without diabetes have a higher Alzheimer risk than patients with diabetes who don’t have ocular complications.
A study suggests measuring blinking during conversation and while viewing a video display might be valuable information to gauge functional impact of tear dysfunction.
The study’s findings support guidelines suggesting referral to a stroke center upon diagnosis.
Pediatric patients experience more severe ocular surface disease with increased screen time.
Researchers say that graders outside of ophthalmic clinics demonstrated a high level of effectiveness in detecting eye disease on fundus photographs.
Researchers found the association after reviewing 1753 patients from 5 studies.
