Prematurity Associated With Thinner Ganglion Cell Complex Layers
Ganglion cell layer and inner plexiform layer thicknesses could potentially serve as a biomarker for brain damage.
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Questionnaire for Visual Disturbances, Appropriate Measure for Patient Reporting
Newer multifocal IOL designs sometimes present unwanted visual symptoms not generally experienced with monofocal designs.
BMO-MRW Instrumental in Diagnosing Early Glaucoma in Myopic Eyes
BMO-MWR experiences some loss in diagnostic performance in patients with large BMO.
Psoriasis Linked With Meibomian Gland Damage
Coevaluation between ophthalmologists and dermatologists may be instrumental in mitigating MGD and DED in patients with psoriasis.
Etiology of Dry Eye Disease May Involve Damage-Associated Molecular Patterns
Elevated levels of HMGB1 in patients with DED offers insight into its pathogenesis.
Electroretinogram Can Monitor Glaucomatous Changes in Eyes With High Myopia
Glaucoma has a distinct impact on MagD/Mag ratio at 16° irrespective of the presence of myopia, a report suggests.
“Pattern Reversal” Can Indicate Paracentral Visual Field Loss
Researchers say a particular unusual finding may be associated with paracentral VF loss, not necessarily an artifact or unreliable test.
Managing Microvascular Changes Helps Preserve Photoreceptor Integrity in Diabetic Eyes
Study explores factors most significantly associated with the length of EZ disruption.
Patients With Myopia Frequently Experience Accommodative Lag at Near Viewing Distance
Researchers suggest dual-focus myopia control lenses can replace hyperopic with myopic defocus across the central 30° of the retina.
Dual-Focus Contact Lenses For Myopia Control May Alter Accommodative Response, Facility
A study shows dual-focus soft contact lenses used for myopia control can result in acute changes in the dynamics of accommodative response and facility.
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