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小児白内障のためのレンズ切除術後のアスティグマチズムの安定性

Erick D Bothun1, Desirae R Sutherland2, Sarah R Hatt1

  • 1Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN.

American journal of ophthalmology
|February 19, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

アスティグマチズムは白内障手術の5年後,軸の変化を無視した子どもでは0.50D未満増加した. しかし,軸の変化を考慮すると,6つの目のうち約1つの目でアスティグマティズムが著しく進行していることが明らかになり,小児症例でトリック眼内レンズの使用は疑問視されています.

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アスティグマティズムはアスティグマティズムです.白内障は,白内障である.イントラオキュラーレンズ (眼内レンズ)小児科の小児科

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