A retrospective cross-sectional study of 15,082 eyes reveals that keratometry residual groups identify anterior chamber depth differences beyond conventional axial ...
A cross-sectional study of 83 Chinese children found that greater myopia severity was associated with poorer tear film stability, with ...
A real-world retrospective study found that HAL spectacle lenses were more effective than DIMS lenses in slowing myopia progression in ...
A population-based study of preschool children in Beijing examined the distribution, biometric associations, and internal compensation patterns of astigmatism.
A one-year randomized trial found that 5-mm optic zone orthokeratology lenses slowed axial eye growth more than 6-mm lenses in ...
A longitudinal study of thyroid eye disease patients finds that orbital decompression triggers a myopic shift peaking at two to ...
A large retrospective study found HAL spectacle lenses slowed axial elongation more than orthokeratology in younger and mildly myopic children, ...
An 18-month observational study of 45 Spanish children found defocus-incorporated multiple segments lenses were associated with 49% less myopia progression ...
A landmark analysis of 28 European population-based cohorts shows myopia prevalence more than tripled across twentieth-century birth cohorts, reaching an ...
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