Supplemental_Material – Supplemental material for “Cannot see? Use your strengths!” A randomized controlled trial of strengths intervention for improving self-esteem among visually impaired individuals

Supplemental material, Supplemental_Material for “Cannot see? Use your strengths!” A randomized controlled trial of strengths intervention for improving self-esteem among visually impaired individuals by Shinichiro Matsuguma, Motoko Kawashima, Fumiya Sano and Kazuo Tsubota in Clinical Rehabilitation</p

Randomized Controlled Study to Investigate the Effect of Topical Diquafosol Tetrasodium on Corneal Sensitivity in Short Tear Break-Up Time Dry Eye

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Diurnal variation of the proportion of number of subjects with low strip meniscometry (SM) value (< 4 mm).

The proportion was 52.8% upon awakening and 83.3% at 21:00, respectively, and gradually increased toward evening.</p

Spectacles with 50% blue light blocked lenses and spectral transmittance curve.

a: Spectacles with 50% blue light blocked lenses. b: Spectral transmittance curve.</p

Additional file 4: of Safety and efficacy of wiping lid margins with lid hygiene shampoo using the “eye brush”, a novel lid hygiene item, in healthy subjects: a pilot study

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Additional file 6: of Safety and efficacy of wiping lid margins with lid hygiene shampoo using the “eye brush”, a novel lid hygiene item, in healthy subjects: a pilot study

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Additional file 2: of Safety and efficacy of wiping lid margins with lid hygiene shampoo using the “eye brush”, a novel lid hygiene item, in healthy subjects: a pilot study

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Additional file 7: of Safety and efficacy of wiping lid margins with lid hygiene shampoo using the “eye brush”, a novel lid hygiene item, in healthy subjects: a pilot study

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Strip meniscometry self-examination technique.

Strip meniscometry (SM) self-examination can be performed using a mirror (top). The length of the blue line (arrow) is regarded as the SM value in the eye (bottom).</p

Change from baseline of strip meniscometry.

Change from baseline of strip meniscometry.</p