AIM: To observe the agreement of the lower tear meniscus height(LTMH)measurements using RTVue XR and Keratograph ocular surface analyzer, and to compare intraobserver repeatability and interobserver reproducibility between the two devices in the virginal and FS-LASIK eyes.

METHODS: Totally 52 virginal eyes and 52 FS-LASIK eyes were included during January 2019 in Guangzhou Aier Eye Hospital. LTMH measurements were performed using RTVue XR and Keratograph Ocular Surface Analyzer. A paired t-test was used to compare the difference between LTMH values using the two devices. The with-subject standard deviation(Sw), test-retest repeatability(2.77Sw), coefficient of variation(CoV)and intraclass correlation coefficient(ICC)were calculated to evaluate the repeatability and reproducibility.

RESULTS: In the virginal eyes group, the average LTMH obtained with RTVue XR and Keratograph were 261.12±80.29μm and 235.05±78.40μm, respectively. CoV and ICC were 5.55% and 0.98 for RTVue XR, 14.90% and 0.87 for Keratograph, respectively. In the FS-LASIK group, the average LTMH were 234.55±68.38μm and 208.22±73.85μm, respectively. CoV and ICC were 5.29% and 0.97 for RTVue XR, 16.16% and 0.87 for Keratograph, respectively.

CONCLUSION: In the virginal and FS-LASIK eyes, the LTMH value obtained with RTVue XR is 25μm greater than Keratograph. RTVue XR has a better reliability than Keratograph and can be used to measure the LTMH.

Objective To investigate the current postoperative physical activity levels of lung cancer patients after a month and to analyze the influencing factors.Methods From January to December 2023,a total of 1,195 lung cancer patients from 16 hospitals in eastem,central and westem China were selected as the survey subjects by the convenient sampling method.A cross-sectional survey was conducted by General Information Questionnaires,Health-Related Physical Fitness Surveys,MD Anderson Symptom Inventory,Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale,Social Support Rating Scale,Self-Rated Abilities for Health Practices Scale,and the International Physical Activity Questionnaire.Results 36 questionnaires with missing data exceeding 10％and 13 duplicate questionnaires were excluded,resulting in the analysis of 1,146 questionnaires.After a month postoperatively,lung cancer patients with moderate and low levels of physical activity were 732(63.9％)and 204(17.8％),respectively.Multivariate regression analysis showed that the influencing factors included residence,average monthly family income,regional lymph node staging,family history of lung cancer,grip strength,hemoglobin,and depression score(P＜0.05).Conclusion The physical activity level of lung cancer patients a month after surgery is influenced by a combination of sociodemographic,disease-related,health-related physical fitness,and psychological factors.Clinical healthcare professionals should accurately assess the physical activity levels of lung cancer patients,identify those with insufficient physical activity,and develop and implement personalized intervention strategies based on their physical condition and potential influencing factors to enhance their physical activity levels and improve their quality of life.