… progression of myopia. To test this hypothesis we measure nearwork induced transient
myopia (… Following a 10 minute near task (4D) the change in accommodation response back to …

… body edema occurs, it leads to transient myopia with the symptoms and signs listed previously.
… No laterality of the IOP was noted throughout the course of the myopic changes. Patient 2 …

… Transient myopic shift following inflammation. Myopic changes induced by inflammatory …
Transient myopia following blunt trauma is a rare transient situation which may be seen in …

… refractive surgical procedure among Chinese young myopic patients in recent years. [ 3 ] …
investigate the changes in BVF after FS-LASIK in patients with different severities of myopia. …

… , and the change in effective stimulus (point B) and resultant lag of accommodation following
the cumulative effect of repeated nearwork-induced transient myopia. Data represent mean …

… transient changes in intraocular pressure (IOP) with changes … children with or without
myopia were enrolled. Complete … of IOP changes in myopic children and emmetropic children. …

… and lead to compensatory refractive changes: hyperopic defocus leads to longer and
more myopic eyes and myopic defocus leads to shorter and more hyperopic eyes [151–156]. …

… pre- and posttask distance refraction indicated that the high discomfort group showed no
change in refractive error, but the low discomfort group showed a myopic shift of 0.13 diopter. …

… increase detailed in this report was sufficiently modest to be attributed to normal changes
in myopia progression but as the patient was participating in a formal clinical study (ie a …

… myopia has usually been ascribed to changes in the position or refraction of the lens and
in this case there was objective evidence of both these changes… with transient toxic myopia. …