7. ANALYSIS DISCUSSION
7.3 Mobility Big Data as a Resources
Visto que vários autores sugerem que o avançar da idade leva a que a acuidade visual apresente melhor valor quando medida em fundo preto, pretende-se comparar de forma mais alargada um grupo de jovens com um grupo de idosos, comparando neste último grupo indivíduos com e sem opacidades mais acentuadas dos meios. Dado que os dados já publicados em poster (poster apresentado em Madrid – em anexo) obtidos por comparação de jovens com indivíduos mais velhos sem opacidades não apresentou diferenças significativas nos valores da AV medidas em ambos os fundos.
Como o observador SFM apresenta pior performance nas orientações próximas do seu eixo habitual, dado que o mesmo não se verifica para os restantes observadores (pior performance no eixo oposto ao seu astigmatismo) e uma vez que apenas o observador SFM não tem este astigmatismo corrigido na graduação que usa no dia-a-dia, poderá estar aqui exposta uma adaptação à desfocagem. Contudo, dado ser uma experiência psicofísica com pouco observadores será necessário de futuro avaliar um grupo de indivíduos com astigmatismo não corrigido em comparação com um grupo de indivíduos com a correção total do seu erro refrativo para se retirarem conclusões.
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