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Presbyopia in Surgeons
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Work-related musculoskeletal pain in surgeons is common and often due to awkward and/or static postures.1 Unfortunately, since the majority of surgeons will develop presbyopia by the age of 50, corrective lenses intended to improve visual acuity can promote postures that increase the risk of pain and injury.2,3 An improved understanding of both presbyopia treatment options and optimal intraoperative postures can assist both surgeons and their eyecare providers in choosing and designing an individualized presbyopia management plan. Our novel assessment tool for presbyopic surgeons (Fig. 1) captures the various working/viewing distances required for different surgical techniques. Eyewear can then be designed with the surgeon's individual workspace in mind to simultaneously correct changes in visual acuity while preventing work-related musculoskeletal injuries.
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ergonomics
presbyopia
surgeons
visual acuity
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