Binocular visual function impairment is an independent risk factor in axial length growth and myopia progression

BVF impairment is an independent risk factor for rapid AL growth, with a clear dose-response relationship. BVF screening could be integrated into routine eye examinations for school-aged children, allowing for early identification of individuals at high risk for rapid myopia progression. Incorporating BVF management into current myopia control strategies could lead to more effective, personalized interventions.