Summary
The paper discusses the effects of lens replacement in older cataract patients on visual comfort and mental effort, suggesting that blue blocking intraocular lenses may increase visual comfort and minimize mental effort.
Categories
Eye health: The paper discusses the effects of lens replacement in older cataract patients, specifically the use of blue blocking intraocular lenses.
Aging: The paper focuses on older cataract patients, discussing the effects of aging on eye health and the potential benefits of lens replacement.
Author(s)
A Steinemann, V Bromundt
Publication Year
2019
Number of Citations
7
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