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Low vision and the elderly patient.

¹School of Optometry, University of California, Berkeley 94720.

Journal of the American Optometric Association

|April 1, 1988

Summary

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Optometric care for elderly patients with low vision requires special approaches, focusing on case history and treatment. This paper details vision assessment procedures and common low vision aids for seniors.

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Area of Science:

Optometry
Geriatric Eye Care
Low Vision Rehabilitation

Background:

The elderly population faces unique challenges with vision impairment.
Low vision significantly impacts the quality of life for older adults.
Standard optometric practices may need adaptation for geriatric patients.