Study found that a higher asphericity of lenslets may be associated with more effective myopia control in children with #myopia. https://t.co/154d6Rpytu https://t.co/sUS02RxwfO
Spectacle Lenses With Aspherical Lenslets for Myopia Control vs Single-Vision Spectacle Lenses: A Randomized Clinical Trial.
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The discussions express strong agreement by emphasizing that higher asphericity lenslets, especially HAL, are more effective in controlling myopia, with phrases like 'more effective myopia control' and 'higher efficacy', reflecting positive reception. The tone is optimistic and professional, highlighting implications for optometry, and references to conferences and publications indicate active engagement and recognition of the study's significance.
All discussions highlight the positive findings, emphasizing that higher asphericity in lenslets improves myopia control, demonstrating strong overall agreement with the study's conclusions.
The topics are highly relevant to optometry and ophthalmology professionals, with frequent mentions of new methods and research meetings, indicating significant interest.
While many discussions praise the study and encourage attending conferences or reading further, they tend to be more supportive rather than deeply analytical, suggesting moderate engagement.
The consistent focus on effectiveness and potential for improved myopia management indicates the discussions see this research as having a meaningful impact on clinical practices and future research.
Abstract in brief
- The study compares spectacle lenses with highly aspherical lenslets (HAL), slightly aspherical lenslets (SAL), and single-vision lenses (SVL) in controlling myopia progression over two years in children aged 8-13.
- Both HAL and SAL lenses were effective in slowing myopia progression and axial elongation compared to SVL, with HAL showing greater effectiveness, especially with longer daily wear.
- The findings suggest that spectacle lenses with higher lenslet asphericity, particularly HAL lenses, can be a promising method for myopia control in children.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyStudy found that a higher asphericity of lenslets may be associated with more effective myopia control in children with #myopia. https://t.co/AokvmxsBM4
Study found that a higher asphericity of lenslets may be associated with more effective myopia control in children with #myopia. https://t.co/woPC4g5QJr https://t.co/cM0x41mMg4
Study found that a higher asphericity of lenslets may be associated with more effective myopia control in children with #myopia. https://t.co/lEOIXj9qYG
Spectacle Lenses With Aspherical Lenslets for Myopia Control vs Single-Vision Spectacle Lenses https://t.co/bp0jmguGEk via @JAMAOphth part of @JAMANetwork
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Myopia Control in Children Using Aspherical Lenslet Spectacle Lenses
Children's myopia can progress quickly without proper management. Essilor Stellest lenses help slow myopia progression by 67% when worn 12 hours daily for two years. This video explains Mark Lee’s choice of these lenses…
Essilor Stellest Lenses Effectively Slow Myopia Progression in Children
Childrens myopia can progress quickly, often worsening without proper management. Essilor Stellest lenses help slow myopia progression by 67 on average compared to single vision lenses when worn 12 hours daily for two…
Spectacle Lenses With Aspherical Lenslets for Myopia Control vs Single-Vision Spectacle Lenses: ,They reduced the rate of myopia progression and axial elongation throughout 2 years, with higher efficacy https://t.co/OcBRvK55Wy
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Spectacle Lenses With Aspherical Lenslets for Myopia Control vs Single-Vision Spectacle Lenses https://t.co/bp0jmguGEk via @JAMAOphth part of @JAMANetwork
RT @JAMAOphth: Study found that a higher asphericity of lenslets may be associated with more effective myopia control in children with #myo…
RT @JAMAOphth: Study found that a higher asphericity of lenslets may be associated with more effective myopia control in children with #myo…
Study found that a higher asphericity of lenslets may be associated with more effective myopia control in children with #myopia. https://t.co/lEOIXj9qYG
Study found that a higher asphericity of lenslets may be associated with more effective myopia control in children with #myopia. https://t.co/154d6Rpytu https://t.co/sUS02RxwfO
Study found that a higher asphericity of lenslets may be associated with more effective myopia control in children with #myopia. https://t.co/woPC4g5QJr https://t.co/cM0x41mMg4
Study found that a higher asphericity of lenslets may be associated with more effective myopia control in children with #myopia. https://t.co/Hkcum9Q0Wn https://t.co/radytFTeYQ