May 5, 2022
DENVER – A gold mine for cutting-edge myopia research, the 2022 ARVO Meeting, held here May 1-4, 2022, featured more than 40 posters and papers on various aspects of myopia.
Here are 16 of the most noteworthy myopia-related posters and papers to link to for the results:
- Axial shortening in myopic children after repeated low-level red-light therapy: evidence from a real-world study and a randomized controlled trial
- Comparing distance-center and near-center multifocal soft contact lenses for myopia control
- Compounding of low-concentration atropine for myopia control
- Effect of high-dose atropine for progressive myopia is age-dependent
- Influence of age and race on axial elongation in myopic children
- Prior myopia control effects retained upon cessation of dual-focus soft contact lens wear
- Pupil size and myopia progression in the Bifocal Lenses In Nearsighted Kids (BLINK) Study
- Pupillary diameter and accommodative amplitude with atropine alone and combined with caffeine – Results from a prospective, longitudinal clinical trial – Part II
- Ratio of refractive error change to axial elongation in young myopes
- Effect of low-dose atropine on binocular vision in children aged 6 to 17 years
- Relationship between dry eye and myopia in children
- The role of myopia in 2020 uncorrected global visual impairment
- Two-year effectiveness of a novel myopia management spectacle lens with full-time wearers
- The myopia management opportunity in the United States using the 2020 Census
- Progression of myopia with novel myopia control spectacle lenses
- Effect of blue-light filtering lens on refractive change in schoolchildren – a randomized controlled study
