Our Q&A format is designed to explore a particular clinical topic, intervention, product or research paper with an expert. Here, we talk to optometrist Elizabeth Lumb about the evolution of ...
Paper title: Childhood and lifetime risk comparison of myopia control with contact lenses Author: Kate L. Gifford School of Optometry and Vision Science, Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation, Faculty ...
Myopia progression can be monitored by all eye care practitioners through measurement of refractive error, but sometimes axial length can tell a different story of both progression and the necessity ...
Paper title: Control of myopia using diffusion optics spectacle lenses: 12-month results of a randomised controlled, efficacy and safety study (CYPRESS) Authors: Joe Rappon (1), Carol Chung (2), Graeme Young ...
Children are increasingly using electronic devices for both education and leisure. Studies have shown a correlation between increased screen time and myopic incidence and its progression.1 It is a known ...
Our new Q&A format is designed to explore a particular clinical topic, intervention, product or research paper with an expert. In this interview we chat with Dr Carolyn Lederman, a ...
Our new Q&A format is designed to explore a particular clinical topic, intervention, product or research paper with an expert. The Topcon MYAH is a unique multifunctional instrument that offers ...
Our new Q&A format is designed to explore a particular clinical topic, intervention, product or research paper with an expert. Here, we talk to Canadian Optometrist Dr Sherman Tung about ...
Paper title: Predictors of myopic macular degeneration in a 12-year longitudinal study of Singapore adults with myopia Authors: Li Lian Foo (1,2,3), Lingqian Xu (2), Charumathi Sabanayagam (2,3), Hla M ...
The main 'why' for myopia management is to slow axial growth. In this case, we see a patient whose axial length progresses, though not his refractive error. And the twist? ...
