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Longitudinal changes in refraction and corneal curvature in premature infants Hirohisa Kubono 1,2 , Takako Tachikawa 2,3 , Ritsuko Ueno 2 , Toru Noda 1,3 , Osamu Katsumi 2,4 1Dept of Ophthalmol,Nat Hosp Org Tokyo Med Cent 2Dept of Ophthalmol,Tokyo Metropolitan Ohtsuka Hosp 3Dept of Ophthalmol,Tokyo Women's Med Univ Med Cent East 4Nishikasai Inouye Pediatr Eye Clin pp.1129-1135
Published Date 2011/7/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1410103756
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Abstract. Purpose:To report changes in refraction and corneal curvature in premature infants treated with or without photocoagulation. Cases and Method:This study was made on 310 eyes of 155 premature infants born during 8 years through January 2009. The gestational age ranged from 22 to 26 weeks in 80 infants and from 27 to 34 weeks in 75 infants. High myopia of -5 diopters or over was present in 29 eyes of 18 children at 6 years of age. Results:Refraction tended towards myopia until adjusted age of 21 months. Radius of corneal curvature increased until 9 months of age. Refraction was independent of duration of gestation. Eyes treated by photocoagulation became significantly more myopic than the rest. Eyes with shorter gestational age and no history of photocoagulation showed smaller radius of corneal curvature than the rest(Tukey-Kramer test,p<0.01). There was no difference in corneal curvature between eyes with or without high myopia. Conclusion:Radius of corneal curvature was smaller in eyes with lower gestational age or with high myopia. It became stabilized at adjusted age of 9 months. Photocoagulation affected the incidence of myopia but not corneal curvature.


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