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Depth of the Vitreous Chamber in Relation to Axial Elongation in Children with Myopia

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  • Sinan Liu

  • Ming Li

  • Yihua Zhu

  • Huihang Wang

  • January 16, 2026

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    Myopia is a significant public health issue, particularly prevalent in East and Southeast Asia, with childhood myopia requiring continuous management.

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    Axial length (AL) elongation is a key indicator of myopia progression, closely linked to changes in ocular components like vitreous chamber depth (VCD).

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    The study utilized a dual-design approach, combining retrospective analysis and prospective cohort study to examine ocular component interactions in children.

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    Participants included 406 eyes in a retrospective study and 42 pediatric patients in a prospective cohort, focusing on ages 3 to 18 years.

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    Statistical analysis revealed significant differences in ocular parameters between the cohort and retrospective studies, highlighting age-related variations.

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