Rubin Gary S

Impact of Glaucoma and Dry Eye on Text-Based Searching.

Text-based visual search is slower for glaucoma patients with greater levels of VF loss and dry eye patients with greater self-reported visual difficulty, and these difficulties may contribute to decreased quality of life in these…

Impact of the Ability to Divide Attention on Reading Performance in Glaucoma.

Decreased ability to divide attention, indicated by lower BTA scores, is associated with slower reading speeds in glaucoma with reduced CS and VF defects.

Severity of vision loss interacts with word-specific features to impact out-loud reading in glaucoma.

Glaucoma patients with greater vision loss make more lexical errors, are slower in reciting longer and less frequently used words, and more slowly transition to new lines of text.

Severity of Vision Loss Interacts with Word-Specific Features to Impact Out-Loud Reading in Glaucoma.

Conclusions: Glaucoma patients with greater vision loss make more lexical errors, are slower in reciting longer and less frequently used words, and more slowly transition to new lines of text.