Through their eyes - a journey of myopia management in children
In 2010, 144 children aged eight to 12 began what is now the longest ever clinical trial investigating soft contact lenses for myopia control. Fast forward a decade and these eight to 12-year-olds are now beginning their lives as young adults. In this session, we introduce you to some of these visionaries as they make choices on their futures with lower levels of myopia.
Learning outcomes:
An understanding of the impact of myopia management on patient’s lives
An understanding of how prescription can affect vocational choices
An understanding of how to track and monitor children in contact lenses
An understanding of how to assess the impact of contact lenses on quality of life
An understanding of how to manage expectations when explaining myopia management.
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