Researchers utilized a Stroop-like task — integrating visual and auditory stimuli — in an event-related potential study.
Researchers queried pediatric patients about some of the reasons they stop wearing prescribed lenses.
Researchers compare the double Maddox rod to other methods of cyclodeviation measurement.
Researchers used quality of life questionnaires to evaluate the impact of both living with cyclodeviation and undergoing correctional procedures.
Topography-guided photorefractive keratectomy significantly improves vision, according to research.
Researchers reviewed the findings or 10 studies into the anticholinergic blocking agent’s role in reducing disease progression.
CITT-ART investigation advocates for the use of vergence/accommodative therapy in some pediatric patients.
Researchers identified outcome metrics that vary between 2 age groups.
Researchers use various measures to show differences in sleep quality for patients with and without myopia.
Research shows stark differences in myopia progression between children of Asian descent and others.
Pediatric patients can undergo LASIK for treatment of myopic anisometropia according to research presented at the AAO 2020 conference.
Researchers say an AI device’s refraction nerely matches an optometrist’s results.
A study shows patients have a better experience during the procedure, and less frequent postoperative dry eye, with SMILE than other refractive surgeries.
Researchers detected elevated levels of pro-inflammatory cytokines in the vitreous humor of patients with very negative refractive errors.
School-aged children who sleep late are more at risk of developing myopia, according to researchers.
Researchers show how the risks of the disease and the procedure meant to address it affect different age groups.
The application is supported by data from the double-blind, placebo-controlled phase 3 VOYAGER PAD trial.
Researchers share data from the first randomized, double-masked, placebo-controlled trial of atropine 0.01% in mainland China.
Researchers consider if glaucomatous damage can be accurately diagnosed in patients with high myopia using OCT.
After SMILE surgery, patients experience a slower visual recovery than with LASIK, which researchers say is tied to the higher optical densities in the early postoperative period.
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