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Smartphones have become a huge part of life, many people spending a large amount of time making phone calls, checking email or, for example, watching movies. Indeed, smartphone dependence is expected to increase proportionally with the projected increases in user numbers. While viewing smartphones, sustained effort for the purpose of accommodation and ocular-surface changes such as dry eye have been known to occur. Ocular changes related to near vision are believed to result in temporary but significant intraocular pressure (IOP) fluctuations as well. A previous study on IOP changes during smartphone work noted significant increases in healthy young subjects’ IOP. Also, IOP fluctuation was found to be much greater under low-light conditions than in daylight. Underlying ocular-structural changes occurring while reading or writing on a smartphone, however, have not yet been studied. Thus prompted, we undertook an ante

Anterior Chamber Angle Change while Reading or Writing on Smartphone under Low-Light Condition