■要展示一种新颖的基于智能手机的应用程序(GDRS测试,希腊语数字阅读速度-测试)用于评估阅读速度,评估,视力障碍患者和正常人是否可以轻松可靠地使用该测试作为视觉检查的辅助工具。
■检查了105只视力受损的眼睛和32只正常的眼睛。根据现有的活跃眼部病理学,患者分为非黄斑组和黄斑组,我们检查了基于智能手机的新阅读速度应用程序的连续文本(MNREAD图表)和随机无关单词的阅读性能,单眼。患者的最佳矫正视力范围为1.3至0.2logMAR。要求考生大声朗读(在40厘米的距离)一系列30个随机的两个音节,然后是30个三个音节的希腊单词,没有语义联系。阅读速度被测量为对于临界打印尺寸每分钟正确的单词。在2周内对个体进行两次测试-重测可靠性检查。进行了年龄和视力调整后的每组的相关性和比较。
■对于健康个体,MNREAD与2SYLSPEED(2音节的阅读速度)(Pearson的rho=0.589,p<0.001)和3SYLSPEED(3音节的阅读速度)(Pearson的rho=0.617,p<0.001)之间存在中等相关性。黄斑病变组或非黄斑病变组个体的平均2SYL速度和3SYL速度显著低于经年龄和视力调整的正常个体[B(95%CI):-93.077(-104.165,-81.98),p<0.001]和[B(95%CI):-92.254(-104.196,-80.312),p<0.001],分别。测试-重测分析显示患者和健康个体具有良好的一致性。
■针对希腊语人群的新颖阅读速度应用被发现可以准确检测视力障碍患者与健康个体之间的差异。它的设计和构造旨在简化和改进眼科检查,允许个人通过将结果发送给医生来自我评估阅读速度。
UNASSIGNED: To present a novel smartphone-based application (GDRS-test, Greek Digital Reading Speed - test) for the assessment of reading speed, to evaluate, whether this test could be easily and reliably used by patients with visual impairment and normal individuals serving as an adjunctive tool for their visual examination.
UNASSIGNED: One hundred and five visually impaired and 32 normal eyes were examined. Depending on existing active ocular pathology, patients were divided into a non-macular and a macular group, We examined the reading performance for continuous text (MNREAD chart) and random unrelated words of the new smartphone-based reading speed app, monocularly. The patients\' best-corrected visual acuity ranged from 1.3 to 0.2 logMAR. Examinees were asked to read aloud (at a 40 cm distance) a series of 30 random two-syllable and then 30 three-syllable Greek words, without semantic connection. Reading speed was measured as correct words per minute for critical print size. The individuals were examined twice within 2 weeks for test-retest reliability. Correlations and comparisons concerning each group adjusted for age and visual acuity were performed.
UNASSIGNED: There was moderate correlation between MNREAD and 2SYL SPEED (Reading speed for 2-syllable) (Pearson\'s rho = 0.589, p < 0.001) and 3SYL SPEED (Reading speed for 3-syllable) (Pearson\'s rho = 0.617, p < 0.001) for healthy individuals. The mean 2SYL SPEED and 3SYL SPEED for Individuals of the
maculopathies group or non-
maculopathies group were significantly lower compared to normal individuals adjusted for age and visual acuity [B (95% CI): -93.077 (-104.165, -81.98), p < 0.001] and [B (95% CI): -92.254 (-104.196, -80.312), p < 0.001], respectively. The test-retest analysis showed a good agreement for patients and healthy individuals.
UNASSIGNED: The novel-reading speed application for the Greek-speaking population was found to accurately detect differences between patients with visual impairment and healthy individuals. It was designed and constructed with the intention to ease and improve the ophthalmic examination allowing individuals to self-evaluate reading speed by transmitting the result to their physician.