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Myopia progression varies with age and severity of myopia
Objective To investigate annual myopia progression in individuals from South Indian states across different age groups, and its association with age of onset and severity of myopia. Methods This retrospective study included the data of
Pavan Kumar Verkicharla +2 more
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Myopia: attempts to arrest progression [PDF]
Previous studies have evaluated the efficacy of several interventions to decrease the progression of myopia. These include devices that alter the perception of the visual environment and pharmacological treatments. There is no conclusive evidence thus far that alteration of the pattern of spectacle wear, bifocals, ocular hypotensives, or contact lenses
S M, Saw +3 more
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Current assessment results of the efficacy and safety of scleroplasty in progressive myopia
The purpose of the review is to analyze the data of recent studies (performed in the last two decades) of the efficacy and safety of sclera reinforcement surgeries for progressive myopia in children and adults.
E. N. Iomdina +3 more
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IMI Prevention of Myopia and Its Progression [PDF]
The prevalence of myopia has markedly increased in East and Southeast Asia, and pathologic consequences of myopia, including myopic maculopathy and high myopia-associated optic neuropathy, are now some of the most common causes of irreversible blindness.
Jonas, JB +20 more
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Purpose: to evaluate the relationship between the functional state of the accommodative eye apparatus according to the data of accomodography and the increase of the ophthalmotonus in patients with myopia.Patients and methods. There were 74 patients with
L. P. Trufanova, S. V. Balalin
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Animal Models of Experimental Myopia: Limitations and Synergies with Studies on Human Myopia
Myopia is a significant public health concern worldwide [1–3]. It is estimated that by 2050, there will be 4.8 billion people with myopia which is approximately one-half (49.8%) of the world population. Of these, 938 million individuals ..
Rose, K, Morgan, I, Ashby, R
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The progression of corrected myopia [PDF]
This study seeks to demonstrate the existence of a feedback loop controlling myopia by comparing the prediction of a feedback model to the actual progression of corrected myopia. In addition to theoretical results, confirming clinical data are presented.The refraction of 13 continuously corrected myopic eyes was collected over a period of time ranging ...
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Efficacy of orthokeratology lenses depending on topograpy pupil diameter and lens optical zone size
Background: Management of progressive myopia is a major issue in current optometry and oph-thalmology in general. Refractive therapy with orthokeratology lenses (OKL) has become an in-creasingly popular technique for controlling the progression of myopia.
R. A. Parkhomets
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Adult onset unilateral high myopia in a female patient: A case report
Purpose: We report a rare case of unilateral progressive adult-onset myopia in a healthy 27 year old female patient. Observations: The patient presented to our clinic in 2014 with gradual decrease in vision in the right eye since one and a half years ...
Saleh Saif Al Messabi +2 more
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Myopia: Strategies to prevent progression
Myopia is becoming increasingly prevalent, posing a significant economic and social burden across the world. Myopia is one of the most common ocular disorders of the eye causing defective vision in young and adults, which is correctable by optical aids ...
Geethu Sasidharan, Bindu Thampi
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