Present study aims to develop and validate a computer-based digital near-vision optotype based on the Greek version of the print MNREAD.~Specifically, it aims to evaluate the level of agreement between the conventional printed greek MNREAD chart and the corresponding digital chart, as well as test-retest reliability of the digital optotype.~To address these aims, four reading parameters measured with the print and the digital version are compared. These parameters are the following:~Reading Acuity (RA)~Maximum Reading Speed (MRS)~Critical Print Size (CPS)~Accessibility Index (ACC)~All the comparisons take place in two groups: a) a Normal Vision Group (NVG), and b) a Low Vision Group (LVG) in order to estimate the reading capacity in a population with a wide range of vision.
Primary objective of our study is to develop and validate a computer-based digital near-vision optotype based on the Greek version of the print MNREAD.