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Light & it’s impact on Myopia
Article 23
Study Location : Pilsen
Independent Variables :Lighting, school activity
Author : Stepan Rusnak et al.,
Dependent Variables : Axial growth of the eye , visual acuity
Title :Myopia Progression Risk: Seasonal and Lifestyle Variations in Axial Length Growth in Czech Children
Inferences :This study reported that natural light is very important for children and outdoor activity is fruitful to reduce myopia in progress
Article 20
Study Location : Birmingham, USA
Independent Variables : Illuminance levels, dopamine
Author : Thomas T. Norton and John T. Siegwart Jr
Dependent Variables : subjective evaluation , refractive error myopia progression
Title : Light Levels, Refractive Development, and Myopia
Inferences :With all results its reflected that Inputs from intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (ipRGCs) at elevated light levels may be involved, providing additional activation of retinal dopaminergic pathways
Study Location :Brisbane , Australia
Independent Variables : Light exposure , outdoor activity
Author : Scott A. Read
Dependent Variables : Eye growth, myopia, refractive error
Title :Light exposure and Childhood myopia
Inferences :This research about the first direct evidence of a relationship between ambient light exposure and the rate of eye growth in childhood, and suggest that low light exposure is a risk factor for more rapid eye growth and hence myopia development and progression
Independent Variables : Outdoor activity, light intensity
Dependent Variables : Eye growth, Myopia
Study Location: Canberra, Australia
Author : Cindy Karouta and Regan Scott Ashby
Inferences : The level of protection from the development of
Form Deprivation Myopia (FDM )increases with increasing light intensity. Daily exposure to 40,000 lux almost completely prevents the onset of FDM and, once myopia is established, halts further progression
Title : Correlation Between Light Levels and the Development of Deprivation Myopia