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[Influence of accommodative response and visual symptoms on visual display terminal adult operators with asthenopia through adequately corrected refractive errors].

Yasue Y Kotegawa, Naoto N Hara, Koji K Ono, Ako A Arimoto, and Kazuo K Mukuno

Nihon Ganka Gakkai Zasshi 112(4):376-81 (2008) PMID 18444417

Application of adequate correction of refractory errors for the treatment of asthenopia of young visual display terminal (VDT) workers was evaluated from subjective complaints and the effect on accommodation dynamics (step response) before and after 6 months.

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