Younger Children Experience Greater Annual Axial Length Elongation in Longitudinal Study
A retrospective cohort study found that younger baseline age was significantly associated with greater annual axial length elongation in children ...
A retrospective cohort study found that younger baseline age was significantly associated with greater annual axial length elongation in children ...
A 12-month study found that the Sub400 corneal cross-linking protocol arrested keratoconus progression in 81 percent of treated eyes with ...
A prospective cohort study of 197,685 students in Guangdong Province found an age-standardized myopia prevalence of 55.14% and a five-year ...
A retrospective study reveals that strabismus affects 88.1 percent of evaluated patients with morning glory syndrome, with exotropia emerging as ...
A two-year retrospective real-world study demonstrates that diffusion optics technology spectacle lenses significantly slowed pediatric myopia progression compared with single-vision ...
A systematic review and meta-analysis of nineteen observational studies found that intraocular pressure in healthy children and adolescents is not ...
A population-based study of preschool children in Beijing examined the distribution, biometric associations, and internal compensation patterns of astigmatism.
A unified deep learning framework called MyoSpectrumNet combines pathologic myopia screening, maculopathy grading, refraction estimation and lesion segmentation from heterogeneous ...
A cross-sectional analysis of 4.47 million Southern Fujian school vision-screening records found similar myopia prevalence in preschool boys and girls, ...
A two-year randomized controlled trial in Shanghai found that nightly 0.10 percent atropine eye drops significantly slowed myopia progression in ...
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