… of blur sensitivity, we evaluate the BDT in children before and after Ortho-K treatment to verify
whether the deteriorated visual quality changes their blur … of blur adaptation in the myopia …

… risk of myopia development in children with myopic parents. … myopic anisometropia and
contact lenses intolerance in 21 … retinal blur can lead to the onset and/or progression of myopia …

… of myopia progression compared to children with no myopic … near work in myopic eyes
causes foveal hyperopic retinal blur.[ … vision at twilight is associated with sensitivity to the shorter …

… changes in 600 children with early-onset myopia between 6 … , accommodation, contrast
sensitivity, stereopsis, choroidal … can slow myopia progression is that it provides blurry images …

… sensed by the short wavelength sensitive (SWS) and long wavelength sensitive (LWS) cone
… control strategy in children remains to be investigated and presumably would involve part-…

… to the myopia risk factor known as hyperopic peripheral blur, … Additionally, blur sensitivity
usually describes the ability to … to children of 7 to 14 years with progressive myopia from −1.00 …

… blur, 61 whereas during accommodation, the blurring effect … anterior ocular rigidity and myopia
susceptibility or progression, 41 … emmetropic and myopic adults 112 and children 41 have …

… Myopia is a refractive vision disorder presenting with blurry distance vision and good near …
Furthermore, a decrease in contrast sensitivity may be observed. Chronic orthokeratology lens …

… to the myopia risk factor known as hyperopic peripheral blur, … In addition, blur sensitivity
usually describes the ability to … assigned to children 7–14 years old with progressive myopia from …

… children with non-myopic parents, children with one myopic … while genetics determine myopic
susceptibility, environmental … of the retina with blurred image results in alteration of growth …