However, having two myopic parents does not mean for certain that a child will
develop myopia.
Perceived nearness of screen the fact that the subject ' knows ' that the visual target is close leads to
instrument myopia.
High myopia
whilst high myopia may be a risk factor appropriate studies need to be made to develop the theory of this relationship.
Myopia in chinese twin children.
Fewer than ten children without myopic parents
had myopia.
Around 5 million people in the uk are short-sighted and of these, about 200,000 have what's called
high-degree myopia.
In order to image mice a specially made contact lens is necessary to correct for
severe myopia
[ 4 ] .
The other factor which may give rise to heterophoria changes is the potential of hmds to
induce transient myopia.
E ) marketing managers tend to develop
marketing myopia
and focus on short-term plans.
The other factor which may give rise to heterophoria changes is the potential of hmds to induce
transient myopia.
Corrective surgery surgery can
correct myopia
by altering the shape of the cornea.
George w bush is riding on the crest of this wave of
political myopia.
Important eye problems related to degraded visual acuity and depth perception
include myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, presbyopia, and retinal rivalry.
The ds lite seems to be a case of
such geographic myopia
in reverse.
Laser surgery has been used successfully to
treat myopia
in adults.
The brushing over of this fact is yet another example of
historical myopia.
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