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Long-Term Effects of Repeated Low-Level Red Light Therapy With or Without Defocus Incorporated Multiple Segment Lenses on Axial Length and Fundus Structural Changes in Children With Myopia
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• Long-term efficacy for RLRL-based myopia control strategies. • Greater axial length shortening and choroidal thickness thickening in combined group. • Two-year fundus structural changes during RLRL or RLRL+DIMS therapy. • Sectoral RNFL thickness changes occurred with temporal inferior RNFL thickening. • Real-world cohort analysis using mixed-effects modelling.
Keywords:
repeated low-level red light
defocus incorporated multiple segment lenses
myopia control
axial length
choroidal thickness
retinal nerve fiber layer thickness
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