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| ====== Lenses for photosensitive epilepsy ====== | ====== Lenses for photosensitive epilepsy ====== | ||
| - | ====Zeiss | + | ====Zeiss |
| * Blue tinted lenses (filter red light) have the most research support | * Blue tinted lenses (filter red light) have the most research support | ||
| * 610 patients in a large study had Z1 lenses abolish the EEG light response in 75% and reduced in additional 18% and unchanged in 6% | * 610 patients in a large study had Z1 lenses abolish the EEG light response in 75% and reduced in additional 18% and unchanged in 6% | ||
| * Red is the most epileptogenic wavelength | * Red is the most epileptogenic wavelength | ||
| - | * The darker the tint the more reduction possible but vision is also reduced especially in lower light environments | + | * The darker the tint the more reduction |
| * [[https:// | * [[https:// | ||
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| ====Other blue lens tints==== | ====Other blue lens tints==== | ||
| - | * B1+G1 or B1+G2 combinations have shows EEG improvement as well. | + | * B1+G1 or B1+G2 combinations have shown EEG improvement as well. |
| ====Other complementary strategies==== | ====Other complementary strategies==== | ||