Does [ Reduced visual capacity increase the risk of accidents in street traffic ]?
The results of this study show that reduced mesopic vision and increased sensitivity to glare are accompanied by an increased risk of night-time accidents (for example, collisions with a non-illuminated obstacle). This emphasizes the importance of regular ophthalmological check-ups including visual functions such as mesopic vision and sensitivity to glare, which currently are not required by the traffic laws in Germany.
This study shows the impact of tumour multifocality at presentation on subsequent tumour recurrence rate. In addition, the VUC result at presentation correlated with tumour recurrence in patients with Ta/T1 TCC of the bladder.