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Eye Health: Myths, Reality and Technology Dr.Vinay Agrawal Clear Vision Eye Center, Mumbai Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai

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Eye Health: Myths, Reality and Technology. Dr.Vinay Agrawal Clear Vision Eye Center, Mumbai Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai. Computer / TV is “bad” for the eye. Actually lead to early detection as you become aware that “something” is not correct! Abuse of any system is “Our” fault. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Eye Health: Myths, Reality and Technology

Eye Health: Myths, Reality and Technology

Dr.Vinay AgrawalClear Vision Eye Center, Mumbai

Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai

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Computer / TV is “bad” for the eye.

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Actually lead to early detection as you become aware that “something” is not correct!

Abuse of any system is “Our” fault.

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Computer Vision SyndromePhoto Source http://i1.allaboutvision.com/i/computer-boomer-tired-260x205.jpg

Long Hours

Poor posture

Continuous work

Poor position of equipment

Dehumidified

environment

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Computer Vision Syndrome

Sit so your head and neck are upright and in-line with your torso, not bent down or tilted back.

Face your computer screen directly. Avoid viewing your screen with your head turned or your back twisted.

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Computer Vision Syndrome

Keep your elbows comfortably close to your body.

Use a chair that provides support for your lower back and has a cushioned seat with a contoured front edge.

Keep your mouse close to your keyboard so you don't have to reach for it.

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Computer Vision Syndrome

Position your computer display so the top of the screen is at or slightly below eye level. This will allow you to view the screen without bending your neck.

Adjust the position of your display to prevent reflections of overhead and outdoor lighting appearing on your screen.

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Put your monitor close enough to your eyes so you can comfortably read text on the screen without leaning forward.

When working with print documents, use a document holder that positions them at the same height and distance as your computer screen.

Use a hands-free headset when talking on the phone while working at your computer.

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Eye Safety

Work related injuryTravel related injuryLeisure related injury

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Air Bag in Car

Make sure you are wearing your seatbelt and that it's properly adjusted.

Adjust the headrest of your seat for proper support.

Sit at least 10 inches away from the steering wheel.

Don't smoke while driving.Have children sit in the back seat with

seatbelts and safety seats properly adjusted.

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Driving with child in lap

Sounds Weird. But I have myself attended injuries and seen people do it even in BMW level.

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Laser Pointers, Champagne Corks and Fireworks

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Nutrition for Healthy Eyes

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Problems and Diseases

CataractGlaucomaMacular Degeneration

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Cataract

When to operate a cataract?Should you wait till it is “Ripe”?

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Glaucoma

Thief of Sight

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Macular Degeneration

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Thank You for your attention