Randomized trials suggested exercise may improve visual function while modestly reducing structural markers of myopia, with benefits varying by intervention strategy.
A nearly decade-long observational follow-up found continued slowing of axial elongation into late adolescence, while refractive outcomes remained less consistent.
Nearly 10 years of observational follow-up suggested sustained axial-length slowing, although refractive findings were less consistent and comparisons relied on statistical modeling.
Recent advancements in optical coherence tomography are revolutionizing glaucoma diagnosis and management, enhancing patient care significantly. - James L. Fanelli, OD, FAAO