FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2185327680> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2185327680 endingPage "30" @default.
• W2185327680 startingPage "20" @default.
• W2185327680 abstract "In today’s society, the use of computer as a tool at workplaces, academic institutions, recreation facilities and homes has become very common. It is estimated that globally, about 45 to 70 million people spend hours staring into a video display terminal, popularly known as computer screen. Several studies, mainly in developed countries, have shown an association between computer use and visual health related symptoms (Computer Vision Syndrome, CVS) in both children and adults. In this report, a review of literature on CVS was undertaken to determine the prevalence of CVS and compare the prevalence between studies. The risk factors associated with the syndrome range from individual visual problems and poor ergonomics. The most common symptoms include headache, eye strain, double vision, dry eyes, eye fatigue and other symptoms of eye strain. The prevalence of the symptoms varied between studies. It is concluded that, as computer users are increasing rapidly, they are at risk of CVS. A better understanding of the pathophysiology underlying CVS is necessary to empower practitioners to accurately diagnose and treat patients with CVS; necessary precautions and care should be exercised to prevent serious impact of CVS on productivity and sustainable economic development of countries in Africa. In addition, special attention should be given to the young population including children and students in schools, colleges and universities. Key words: Computer vision syndrome (CVS), computer users, health impact." @default.
• W2185327680 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2185327680 creator A5031129601 @default.
• W2185327680 creator A5082431718 @default.
• W2185327680 date "2014-11-30" @default.
• W2185327680 modified "2023-10-06" @default.
• W2185327680 title "Impact of computer technology on health: Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS)" @default.
• W2185327680 cites W107370704 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W123285355 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W1490164115 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W1497251154 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W1522542836 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W1526193418 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W1530855015 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W1563427665 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W1726929985 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W1928370156 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W1928650666 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W1965307150 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W1965677602 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W1966595560 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W1976941638 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W1981184861 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W1989705756 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W1992779963 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W1994155404 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2002402329 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2005715234 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2009218926 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2009265116 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2009433228 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2017974008 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2019563391 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2020837904 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2026944579 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2028465131 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2028575454 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2042671033 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2043701400 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2049908023 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2053470269 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2056977170 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2060590899 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2060679744 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2063820395 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2065875690 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2069539947 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2074686009 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2082387856 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2082785733 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2090491312 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2092189722 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2099714448 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2110677857 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2115501551 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2116700285 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2134385683 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2134444348 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2145932733 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2148135673 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2149234543 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2157289162 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2159096561 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2164308522 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2170196132 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2171055618 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2171364705 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2183682595 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2212357765 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2228347187 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2232286214 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2272090139 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2321138311 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2330836527 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2335792741 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2402270846 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2405491235 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2411148007 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2416611327 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2491733807 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2617527121 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W80023205 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W8154336 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W91527096 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W962409096 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W171762212 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W2186305603 @default.
• W2185327680 cites W987303768 @default.
• W2185327680 doi "https://doi.org/10.5897/mpr.2014.0121" @default.
• W2185327680 hasPublicationYear "2014" @default.
• W2185327680 type Work @default.
• W2185327680 sameAs 2185327680 @default.
• W2185327680 citedByCount "11" @default.
• W2185327680 countsByYear W21853276802016 @default.
• W2185327680 countsByYear W21853276802018 @default.
• W2185327680 countsByYear W21853276802019 @default.
• W2185327680 countsByYear W21853276802020 @default.
• W2185327680 countsByYear W21853276802021 @default.

• next