Longitudinal refractive errors over 36 months in Hispanic and Black children
Yi Pang,
Qiong Li,
Sandra S. Block
et al.
Abstract:SIGNIFICANCE
This study brings awareness of racial/ethnic difference of refractive error characteristics in clinics.
PURPOSE
This study aimed to assess longitudinal change in refractive errors over a 36-month period in Hispanic and Black children.
METHODS
Children (2.4 to 15 years old) were studied. Cycloplegic refraction was measured annually. Spherical equivalent was calculated. Astigmatism was evaluated b… Show more
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