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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Myopia progression"”.

  1. The association of myopia progression with family history of myopia, nearwork, and other risk factors among Singapore schoolchildren: A 2 year follow-up study

    Purpose: To investigate the progression rate of myopia and the possible risk factors among Singapore schoolchildren. Methods: A 2-year follow-up study was carried out among 642 myopic (SER at least - 0.5 D) schoolchildren aged 7-9 years at baseline. Results: The 2-year cumulative progression rate …

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  2. Structural and functional aspects of myopia in young adults. An investigation of nearwork-induced transient myopia and accommodation in relation to refractive stability.

    … has investigated nearwork-induced transient myopia and accommodation responses in relation to refractive stability, multichromatic stimuli and orthokeratology. Five individual studies have been carried out. Initially an investigation into the temporal and dioptric aspects of nearwork-induced …

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  3. Synthetic analogues of protein-lipid complexes

    … attracted clinical interest for the control of myopia progression, to the well-established family of non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs. These drugs have widely differing structures, sizes, solubility profiles and pH-sensitivities. In order to understand the ways in which these characteristics …

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  4. Peripheral Refractive Error and its Association with Myopia Development and Progression. An examination of the role that peripheral retinal defocus may play in the origin and progression of myopia

    Purpose: Currently there are attempts to slow myopia progression by manipulating peripheral refractive error. This study proposed to establish the distribution of peripheral refractive errors in hyperopic, emmetropic and myopic children and to test the hypothesis that relative peripheral hyperopia …

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