Association between myopia and relative peripheral refraction in children with monocular Tilted disc syndrome

Pediatric patients with monocular tilted disc syndrome exhibited longer axial lengths, more myopic spherical equivalent, and more positive relative peripheral refraction. A greater tilt ratio is associated with larger relative peripheral refraction and axial length, corresponding to more severe myopia.

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BMC Ophthalmology
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2025-05-07
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12886-025-04108-6
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1
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Ophthalmology and Visual Impairment Studies
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Abstract

Pediatric patients with monocular tilted disc syndrome exhibited longer axial lengths, more myopic spherical equivalent, and more positive relative peripheral refraction. A greater tilt ratio is associated with larger relative peripheral refraction and axial length, corresponding to more severe myopia.

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