Review highlights ocular concerns in spaceflight, indicating the need for better management of eye health.
Spaceflight can adversely affect ocular health. Most studies in this area are primarily focused on spaceflight-associated neuro-ocular syndrome. Nonetheless, there exist numerous additional potential causes of ocular damage and concern. The purpose of this report is to provide a thorough review of various ocular anterior segment manifestations and concerns that occur during and after spaceflight, including dry eye disease, lens-related problems, glaucoma, and corneal traumatic and emergency conditions.
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