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[Effect of various stimulation filters on tear film breakup time].

Authors: T, Christ; R, Stodtmeister; L, Pillunat;

[Effect of various stimulation filters on tear film breakup time].

Abstract

The tear break-up was determined in 30 patients with healthy eyes aged from 18 to 67 using two different types of filter combinations: (1) Schott Filter OG 530 and Schott Filter BG 12. (2) Schott Filter OG 530 and Zeiss Filter 485. In view of the filter characteristics, we expected a reduction of the variance of the tear break-up time with the second filter combination. This did not occur. There was no difference between the two filter combinations described according to the Wilcoxon Test on the 5 percent level. The reasons are discussed.

Keywords

Adult, Male, Ophthalmology, Adolescent, Tears, Humans, Female, Middle Aged, Conjunctivitis, Filtration, Aged

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