Aim: To evaluate the acceptability, effectivity, and side effects of a monovision spectacle
correction designed to reduce accommodation and myopia progression in schoolchildren …

Purpose To investigate the effects of no correction versus full correction on myopia
progression in Chinese children over a period of 2 years. Methods Myopia was defined as …

Objective To determine whether bifocal and prismatic bifocal spectacles could control
myopia in children with high rates of myopic progression. Methods This was a randomized …

The role of accommodation in myopia development and progression has been debated for
decades. More recently, the understanding of the mechanisms involved in accommodation …

The myopic eye is generally considered to be a vulnerable eye and, at levels greater than 6
D, one that is especially susceptible to a range of ocular pathologies. There is concern …

Two hundred and forty mildly myopic schoolchildren aged 9-11 years were randomly
allocated to three treatment groups and the progression of myopia was followed-up for three …

Aim To determine if 'Defocus Incorporated Multiple Segments'(DIMS) spectacle lenses slow
childhood myopia progression. Methods A 2-year double-masked randomised controlled …

Importance Myopia is a significant public health problem, making it important to determine
whether a bifocal spectacle treatment involving near prism slows myopia progression in …

Purpose::(1) To evaluate the 5–year effect of progressive addition lenses (PALs) versus
single vision lenses (SVLs) on the progression of myopia in children enrolled in the …

Bifocal spectacle lenses have been used as a strategy to slow myopic progression in
children since the 1950s and perhaps earlier. The reported success of this strategy varies …