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    Quality of Vision Questionnaire

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    • People in every day life often experience varying types of visual abberration.

      These symptoms may be so common that an individual does not recognise it as abnormal and they may have had this all their life. Often in the early stages after eye surgery whether that is cataract surgery or laser surgery or after multifocal IOLs a variety of visual sensations are much more common.

      Within this visual assessment exercise you will be presented with 10 different types of visual phenomena or visual challenges. You will be asked to indicate whether you are affected by anything similar and how often and whether it causes you a lot of problems.

      There are currently many different types of glasses and contact lenses, lasers and intraocular lenses being used. All of these refract light and affect the eye in slightly different ways- for this reason it is important to try to gain an understanding of the differences in visual aberrations which may occur due to different treatments and at different times after first using them or after being operated upon.


      This questionnaire will be used for research purposes.

      By completing this you agree to the results being used in an anonymised fashion for research purposes.

      None of your personal information will be passed onto 3rd parties.


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    • Instructions:
      • Now answer the questions below about your eyesight in your everyday life
      • If you have had surgery, please respond based on how you are now, not prior to surgery
      • Some people suffer from this type of visual phenomena - if you have suffered from this in the past week please respond below indicating which photograph, if at all, is most like the level of severity you currently suffer from.

    • Some people suffer from this type of visual phenomena - if you have suffered from this in the past week please respond below indicating which photograph, if at all, is most like the level of severity you currently suffer from.

    • Some people suffer from this type of visual phenomena - if you have suffered from this in the past week please respond below indicating which photograph, if at all, is most like the level of severity you currently suffer from.

    • Some people suffer from this type of visual phenomena - if you have suffered from this in the past week please respond below indicating which photograph, if at all, is most like the level of severity you currently suffer from.

    • Some people suffer from this type of visual phenomena - if you have suffered from this in the past week please respond below indicating which photograph, if at all, is most like the level of severity you currently suffer from.

    • Some people suffer from this type of visual phenomena - if you have suffered from this in the past week please respond below indicating which photograph, if at all, is most like the level of severity you currently suffer from.

    • Some people suffer from this type of visual phenomena - if you have suffered from this in the past week please respond below indicating which photograph, if at all, is most like the level of severity you currently suffer from.


    • Variability in quality of vision



    • Focusing difficulties



    • Difficulty judging distance or depth perception


    • Additional information



    • For any condition not dealt with so far in this questionnaire, please answer the following questions. (leave this section blank if this does not apply)

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