Importance Literature suggests corneal morphologic characteristics compatible with
keratoconus are present in a high percentage of patients with Down syndrome (DS) …

Abstract Introduction Local Optometric Support Unit (LOCSU) have published their refreshed
clinical pathway for eye care for people with a learning disability. The document sets out the …

While previous studies have demonstrated significant eye problems in children with autism
spectrum disorders (ASDs), refractive errors have not been extensively studied in the context …

Background In individuals with Down syndrome, virtually all structures of the eye have some
abnormality, which likely diminishes vision. We examined basic vision functions in adults …

Background/aims This was a cross-sectional survey to find the prevalence of visual
impairment and eye diseases among adults with Down syndrome (DS) in Hong Kong …

Purpose: To determine the total corneal refractive power in 1–8 mm corneal zones and the 8
mm Q-value in non-keratoconic patients with Down syndrome and normal subjects aged 10 …

Aim Previous studies have described the emmetropisation process as inactive in Down's
syndrome (DS). However, these studies investigated only a small age range of children …

Purpose To examine the symmetry of corneal changes following near work in the fellow
eyes of non‐amblyopic myopic anisometropes. Methods Thirty‐four non‐amblyopic, myopic …

PURPOSE: To measure corneal thickness via the use of a Scheimpflug imaging system
(OCULUS Optikgeräte GmbH, Wetzlar, Germany) in children with Down syndrome …

Abstract Purpose Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a common neurodevelopmental
disorder characterised by impairment of communication, social interaction and repetitive …