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9%, n=53) and posterior segment disease (6.5%, n=23). Overall, 88.2% of the VI was either treatable or correctable. In multiple logistic regression, those aged 80 years and older (OR 1.7, p less then 0.01), living in 'free' homes (OR 1.5, p less then 0.01) and who were immobile/bedridden (OR 3.02, p less then 0.01) had significantly higher odds of VI. Gender was not associated with VI. CONCLUSIONS VI was common and largely avoidable in residents of 'homes for the aged' in Hyderabad, India. Screening for vision loss in 'homes for aged
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