Visual fatigue phenomenon and prescribing tinted lenses in patients with optic neuritis

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The fatigue phenomenon of grating visual acuity was examined in 36 patients with opitc nerve disorders by means of a laser interferometric acuity device. The phenomenon was found in 6 of 36 cases even under a luminance corresponding to the Japanese standards of office illumination. This fact indicated that the patients suffered visual fatigue in their everyday vision. After they were prescribed tinted lenses to eliminate the fatigue, the patients had confortable sustained vision in their daily work.

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Tagami, Y., Ohnuma, T., & Isayama, Y. (1984). Visual fatigue phenomenon and prescribing tinted lenses in patients with optic neuritis. British Journal of Ophthalmology, 68(3), 208–211. https://doi.org/10.1136/bjo.68.3.208

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