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Adults with childhood-onset allergic eye disease (AED) had higher rates of ocular complications than those with adult-onset disease, according to a retrospective study. Although vernal keratoconjunctivitis was the most common allergy type in both groups, childhood-onset disease was associated with greater limbal involvement and higher odds of several complications. Of the 5030 adults included, 4475... ...
Monitoring axial length (AL) progression before treatment may help predict the effectiveness of optical myopia control interventions, according to a study. Researchers...
Rigid gas-permeable contact lenses remain a viable long-term option for optical correction in pediatric aphakia, although the occurrence of corneal infiltrative events...
Thirty minutes of tablet use in children with myopia reduced tear film stability and worsened some symptoms of eye strain, according to...
Adults with childhood-onset allergic eye disease (AED) had higher rates of ocular complications than those with adult-onset disease, according to a retrospective study. Although vernal keratoconjunctivitis was the most common...
Monitoring axial length (AL) progression before treatment may help predict the effectiveness of optical myopia control interventions, according to a study. Researchers evaluated 128 eyes from 64 pediatric patients who...
Rigid gas-permeable contact lenses remain a viable long-term option for optical correction in pediatric aphakia, although the occurrence of corneal infiltrative events highlights the need for careful monitoring when lenses...
Thirty minutes of tablet use in children with myopia reduced tear film stability and worsened some symptoms of eye strain, according to a study, which also found a higher screen...
The Spot Vision Screener, a traditional autorefraction-based photoscreening device, showed greater sensitivity than the Blinq vision scanner, which uses retinal birefringence scanning, for detecting amblyopia and visually significant refractive error...
A survey of eye care practices found that children insured through Medicaid/CHIP face limited access to pediatric eye care, particularly younger children, along with significantly longer appointment wait times than... ...
Peripheral retinal pathology is present across all refractive error groups but is more common in children with higher levels of myopia, according to a study. In this retrospective study, researchers...
Interpupillary distance (IPD) measurements from the Plusoptix A12R handheld photorefractor can be affected by how far the device is held from the patient, according to a study, which suggests this... ...
Repeated low-level red light (RLRL) therapy slowed myopia progression more than 1% atropine over 12 months, but showed slightly greater rebound in axial length after treatment stopped. The prospective, single-blinded...
A large cross-sectional study suggests that dietary patterns may be associated with myopia risk in children and adolescents. Researchers analyzed data from 24,797 participants enrolled in the Child and Adolescent...
A new report describes key clinical features of neurotrophic keratopathy (NK) in children, noting that the condition is frequently congenital or inherited and may present before any visible corneal abnormalities...
Dropout rates in pediatric optical myopia-control studies vary significantly by treatment modality, with spectacles showing the lowest discontinuation and soft contact lenses the highest, according to a study. The systematic...
Developmental, Individual-Differences, Relationship-Based (DIR)-guided vision therapy can significantly improve visual perceptual and oculomotor skills in children with autism, particularly in those with mild to moderate autism spectrum disorder (ASD), according... ...
