“…1 A recent study compared retinal microvasculature in the SCP of children and adolescents using OCTA imaging, which indicated that there were no obvious variations in microvessel density, perfusion density (PD), and the size of the foveal avascular zone within the SCP between groups with mild and moderate/high myopia. 2 Conversely, another study demonstrated a negative correlation between children's myopia diopter and the microvessel density of both the superficial and deep retinal capillary plexus in the macula, as well as retinal thickness. 3 Nonetheless, these studies only scrutinized a limited number of OCTA image parameters in the macular region and involved a relatively small number of subjects.…”