MYOPIA:ANIMAL MODELS TO CLINICAL TRIALS

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Myopia is the most common optical disorder in the world, and is on the rise in all parts of the world. The impact of myopia is evident as the driving force in the development of refractive surgery and of the eye glass and contact lens industries. Clearly, it is a lifestyle issue as well as a childhood disease that involves an unresolved problem in genetics. In Singapore (where myopia has reached the highest rates in the world) as well as in Taiwan and Japan, the affected group has developed greater degrees of myopia, leading to additional secondary effects on vision including blindness. This book provides a comprehensive coverage of all aspects of myopia. It is aimed at ophthalmologists, optometrists, opticians, scientists and pharmaceutical companies. The topics are uniquely treated in that they cover research at the laboratory bench as well as clinical applications. By maintaining a high level of research activity, future generations may be able to forego optical aids altogether.

Epidemiology and Risk Factors: Epidemiology of Myopia and Myopic Shift in Refraction (B K E Klein); Environmental Risk Factors for Myopia in Children (W C J Low et al.); Gene-Environment Interactions in the Etiology of Myopia (I G Morgan & K A Rose); The Economics of Myopia (M C C Lim & K D Frick); Clinical Studies and Pathologic Myopia: Quality of Life and Myopia (E L Lamoureux & H-B Wong); Ocular Morbidity of Pathological Myopia (V S E Jeganathan et al.); Glaucoma and Myopia (S A Perera & T Aung); The Myopic Retina (S-Y Lee); Retinal Function (C D Luu & A W L Chia); Genetics of Myopia: New Approaches in the Genetics of Myopia (L Goh et al.); Twin Studies and Myopia (M Schäche & P N Baird); TIGR, TGFBI, cMET, HGF, Collagen Genes and Myopia (C-C Khor); Statistical Analyses of Genome-wide Association Studies for Myopia (Y-J Li & Q Fan); Animal Models and the Biological Basis of Myopia: The Relevance of Studies in Chicks for Understanding Myopia in Humans (J Wallman & D Nickla); The Mechanisms Regulating Scleral Change in Myopia (N McBrien); The Mouse Model of Myopia (F Schaeffel); Gene Analysis in Experimental Myopia (R Beuerman & V A Barathi); Interventions for Myopia: Atropine and Other Pharmacological Approaches (L Tong et al.); Physical Factors in Myopia and Potential Therapies (W S Foulds & C D Luu).

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MYOPIA:ANIMAL MODELS TO CLINICAL TRIALS 近视：动物模型的临床试验 眼科学

MYOPIA:ANIMAL MODELS TO CLINICAL TRIALS

近视：动物模型的临床试验
眼科学