Potrzeba ochrony oczu przed promieniowaniem UV

Wolffsohn, J.

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Potrzeba ochrony oczu przed promieniowaniem UV

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Wolffsohn J.

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Czy powinniśmy zalecać naszym pacjentom korzystanie z ochrony oczu przed szkodliwym promieniowaniem? Profesor James Wolffsohn dokonuje przeglądu wyników najnowszych badań dotyczących tego zagadnienia. Obecnie niewiele osób mogłoby zakwestionować niekorzystny wpływ promieniowania słonecznego na skórę i poddawać w wątpliwość sens stosowania jej ochrony przed szkodliwą ekspozycją. A zatem jest niezwykle ważne, aby określić rodzaj dowodów dostępnych w zrecenzowanej literaturze na temat wpływu tego promieniowania na rozwój uszkodzeń posłonecznych w obrębie oczu. Dowody te pomogą nam zrozumieć potrzebę zwiększania świadomości na temat istnienia niekorzystnego wpływu promieni UV na oczy, a w konsekwencji pomogą naszym pacjentom lepiej chronić swoje oczy.

Słowa kluczowe

ochrona oczu promieniowanie UV promieniowanie słoneczne choroba oczu

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MAGMONI Sp. z o.o.

Czasopismo

Optyka

Rocznik

2014

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Nr 3

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24--28

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Bibliogr. 57 poz., fot., rys., tab.

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Wolffsohn J.

School of Life and Health Sciences

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