902 resultados para REFRACCIÓN OCULAR – NIÑOS – INVESTIGACIONES - 2013
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The report of this subcommittee concerns the impact of contact lenses (CLs) on the ocular surface, with a particular emphasis on CL discomfort (CLD). We define the ocular surface, its regional anatomy, and the physiological responses of each region to CL wear.
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In vivo confocal microscopy (IVCM) is an emerging technology that provides minimally invasive, high resolution, steady-state assessment of the ocular surface at the cellular level. Several challenges still remain but, at present, IVCM may be considered a promising technique for clinical diagnosis and management. This mini-review summarizes some key findings in IVCM of the ocular surface, focusing on recent and promising attempts to move “from bench to bedside”. IVCM allows prompt diagnosis, disease course follow-up, and management of potentially blinding atypical forms of infectious processes, such as acanthamoeba and fungal keratitis. This technology has improved our knowledge of corneal alterations and some of the processes that affect the visual outcome after lamellar keratoplasty and excimer keratorefractive surgery. In dry eye disease, IVCM has provided new information on the whole-ocular surface morphofunctional unit. It has also improved understanding of pathophysiologic mechanisms and helped in the assessment of prognosis and treatment. IVCM is particularly useful in the study of corneal nerves, enabling description of the morphology, density, and disease- or surgically induced alterations of nerves, particularly the subbasal nerve plexus. In glaucoma, IVCM constitutes an important aid to evaluate filtering blebs, to better understand the conjunctival wound healing process, and to assess corneal changes induced by topical antiglaucoma medications and their preservatives. IVCM has significantly enhanced our understanding of the ocular response to contact lens wear. It has provided new perspectives at a cellular level on a wide range of contact lens complications, revealing findings that were not previously possible to image in the living human eye. The final section of this mini-review provides a focus on advances in confocal microscopy imaging. These include 2D wide-field mapping, 3D reconstruction of the cornea and automated image analysis.
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Purpose: To investigate the diurnal variations in ocular wavefront aberrations over two consecutive days in young adult subjects. Materials and methods: Measurements of both lower-order (sphero-cylindrical refractive powers) and higher-order (3rd and 4th order aberration terms) ocular aberrations were collected for 30 young adult subjects at ten different times over two consecutive days using a Hartmann-Shack aberrometer. Fifteen subjects were myopic and 15 were emmetropic. Five sets of measurements were collected each day at approximately 3 hourly intervals, with the first measurement taken at ~9 am and the final measurement at ~9 pm. Results: Spherical equivalent refraction (p = 0.029) and spherical aberration (p = 0.043) were both found to undergo significant diurnal variation over the two measurement days. The spherical equivalent was typically found to be at a maximum (i.e. most hyperopic) at the morning measurement, with a small myopic shift of 0.37 ± 0.15 D observed over the course of the day. The mean spherical aberration of all subjects (0.038 ± 0.048 μm) was found to be positive during the day and gradually became more negative into the evening, with a mean amplitude of change of 0.036 ± 0.02 μm. None of the other considered sphero-cylindrical refractive power components or higher-order aberrations exhibited significant diurnal variation over the two days of the experiment (p>0.05). Except for the lower-order astigmatism at 90/180 deg (p = 0.040), there were no significant differences between myopes and emmetropes in the magnitude and timing of the observed diurnal variations (p>0.05). Conclusions: Significant diurnal variations in spherical equivalent and spherical aberration were consistently observed over two consecutive days of measurement. Research and clinical applications requiring precise refractive error and wavefront measurements should take these diurnal changes into account when interpreting wavefront data.
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PURPOSE To investigate changes in the characteristics of the corneal optics, total optics, anterior biometrics and axial length of the eye during a near task, in downward gaze, over 10 min. METHODS Ten emmetropes (mean - 0.14 ± 0.24 DS) and 10 myopes (mean - 2.26 ± 1.42 DS) aged from 18 to 30 years were recruited. To measure ocular biometrics and corneal topography in downward gaze, an optical biometer (Lenstar LS900) and a rotating Scheimpflug camera (Pentacam HR) were inclined on a custom built, height and tilt adjustable table. The total optics of the eye were measured in downward gaze with binocular fixation using a modified Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensor. Initially, subjects performed a distance viewing task at primary gaze for 10 min to provide a "wash-out" period for prior visual tasks. A distance task (watching video at 6 m) in downward gaze (25°) and a near task (watching video on a portable LCD screen with 2.5 D accommodation demand) in primary gaze and 25°downward gaze were then carried out, each for 10 min in a randomized order. During measurements, in dichoptic view, a Maltese cross was fixated with the right (untested) eye and the instrument’s fixation target was fixated with the subject’s tested left eye. Immediately after (0 min), 5 and 10 min from the commencement of each trial, measurements of ocular parameters were acquired in downward gaze. RESULTS Axial length exhibited a significant increase with downward gaze and accommodation over time (p<0.05). The greatest axial elongation was observed in downward gaze with 2.5 D accommodation after 10 min (mean change from baseline 23±3 µm). Downward gaze also caused greater changes in anterior chamber depth (ACD) and lens thickness (LT) with accommodation (ACD mean change -163±12µm at 10 min; LT mean change 173±17 µm at 10 min) compared to primary gaze with accommodation (ACD mean change -138±12µm at 10 min; LT mean change 131±15 µm at 10 min). Both corneal power and total ocular power changed by a small but significant amount with downward gaze (p<0.05), resulting in a myopic shift (~0.10 D) in the spherical power of the eye compared with primary gaze. CONCLUSION The axial length, anterior biometrics and ocular refraction change significantly with accommodation in downward gaze as a function of time. These findings provide new insights into the optical and bio-mechanical changes of the eye during typical near tasks.
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Resumen: El presente estudio analiza el rol de la simpatía en la conducta prosocial infantil, determinando posibles diferencias en función del sexo y la edad. La muestra estuvo constituida por 275 niños de ambos sexos, escolarizados, de 6 y 7 años de edad de las provincias de Chaco y Corrientes, Argentina. Previo consentimiento informado de los padres, se administró la Escala de simpatía para niños de 6 y 7 años de edad, de Oros (2006), el Prosocial BehaviorScale de Caprara y Pastorelli (1993) traducido y adaptado al español por Del Barrio, Moreno y López, (2001), y el Cuestionario de Conducta Prosocial (PBQ) de Weiner y Duveen (1981).En función de los objetivos propuestos, se realizó un análisis univariado de varianza (ANOVA) y análisis multivariados de variancia (MANOVAs). Los diferentes resultados obtenidos, se discuten en función de los desarrollos teóricos y empíricos encontrados hasta el momento, hallando una consistencia general entre los mismos
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Resumen: Este trabajo se enmarca en las investigaciones sobre lectura que consideran a la conciencia fonológica como un factor esencial en el aprendizaje lector. Con el objetivo de detectar dificultades en la manipulación de unidades subléxicas de manera temprana un total de 127 niños prelectores de Sala de 4 y Sala de 5 de dos escuelas de distinto nivel socioeconómico realizaron una prueba de emparejamiento de sílabas y fonemas a partir de dibujos. Los resultados muestran diferencias significativas de rendimiento según la unidad evaluada así como entre las escuelas de distinto nivel socioeconómico.
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Se evalúan validez, confiabilidad y nivel de dificultad de instrumentos de evaluación de la conciencia fonológica, a fin de analizar su potencialidad como herramientas de detección oportuna, de pre-lectores en riesgo en una muestra de niños que crecen en un ambiente de vulnerabilidad social. Los instrumentos se seleccionaron en función de los dos niveles de CF: unidad lingüística y nivel de dificultad. Se ponderó la validez del instrumento mediante la técnica de análisis de contenido de investigaciones previas. Obtuvo buena confiabilidad (alpha de Cronbach: 0.84) y potencialidad discriminativa. Se hallan niveles diferenciales de dificultad en la resolución de las distintas tareas en pre-lectores en riesgo en comparación con buenos lectores de la misma edad. El análisis de regresión simple destaca el valor predictivo de las tareas de evaluación seleccionadas en este estudio sobre el posterior nivel alcanzado por los niños en habilidades básicas de la lectura.
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Introducción: La familia es una institución valorada y querida por la sociedad. Según la Encuesta Mundial de Valores 2005-2008, el 89,7% de los entrevistados en 51 países expresan que la familia es el tema más importante de su vida (por encima del trabajo y la religión) con lo que es posible concluir que la familia es el referente de valor más significativo para los ciudadanos...
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Ponencia leída en el Foro de Comunicaciones IkasArt II (BEC Barakaldo, 2010.06.18)
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[EN] The current methodological tendencies give particular importance to the teaching of orality. Thus, several investigations have verified that reading aloud to children contributes positively to their cognitive development. However, in order to achieve the objective proposed with this type of reading, the prosodic aspect should not be forgotten. In spite of the few articles published up to now, the prosodic aspect is considered to be essential to provide a description of young people’s prosodic features when reading aloud, especially in order to create general rules that can be taught in our schools and universities. This paper is limited to the analysis of the types of rhythm, and for this, five informants have been selected and asked to read a text written in standard Basque.
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Duración (en horas): De 31 a 40 horas. Destinatario: Estudiante y Docente
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Actualmente la actitud de los alumnos hacia las matemáticas está siendo cuestionada debido al bajo rendimiento que muestran las últimas investigaciones. En este trabajo se presentan los resultados obtenidos de la investigación y posterior análisis sobre la actitud de los alumnos de Educación Primaria hacia la materia. Para ello, se ha ideado un cuestionario teniendo en cuenta variables internas y externas. Como resultado se ha concluido que tanto el perfil del profesor como la metodología empleada influyen en la actitud del alumnado y como consecuencia de ello en su rendimiento.
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A raiz de haber participado en un curso intensivo de patinaje de velocidad, y tras investigaciones, pude comprobar que no se ha realizado ningún programa para niños/as con autismo a través del patinaje de velocidad, por lo tanto, he decidido realizar un proyecto de innovación aplicable a niños/as con TEA. A través de la actividad física y ciertos deportes específicos, se han demostrado grandes mejorías en personas con TEA y pretendo demostrar que es posible también con la práctica del patinaje. Sobretodo que se puede llegar a lograr una gran mejoría en los grandes déficits que tienen estos niños/as en su desarrollo motor, equilibrio y su capacidad funcional en general.