2021
DOI: 10.7869/djo.660
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Visual Function in Professional Drivers In A Coastal Town of South India and Their Perceptions About Ocular Health

Abstract: Introduction: Good visual function is essential for drivers during driving. Many ocular conditions affect visual function.There is a need for the drivers to undergo ocular evaluation and awareness about eye health would motivate them to do so.Aim: To assess vision acuity, field of vision, colour vision, contrast and depth perception of drivers and to assess their knowledge, attitude and practice about ocular health. Materials and methods:A cross sectional, descriptive study was done among drivers for duration … Show more

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“…Regarding truck drivers’ visual functions, many studies from India have reported the visual functions of truck drivers,[ 18 19 20 21 ] but few are from other parts of the world. [ 22 ] In Indian individuals, Verma and Bharadwaj[ 18 ] reported a refractive error of 18.8% and color vision defect in 1.4% of the subjects.…”
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“…Regarding truck drivers’ visual functions, many studies from India have reported the visual functions of truck drivers,[ 18 19 20 21 ] but few are from other parts of the world. [ 22 ] In Indian individuals, Verma and Bharadwaj[ 18 ] reported a refractive error of 18.8% and color vision defect in 1.4% of the subjects.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vidya et al . [ 20 ] found a refractive error in 37% of the subjects and none of the subjects had color vision defects. Similar to the Verma et al .’s study,[ 13 ] the current investigation found a prevalence of refractive error of 18.4%.…”
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