5 Key Takeaways
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High astigmatism limits options for myopia control, with special spectacles accommodating up to 4 D of astigmatism.
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High-add, center-distance multifocal soft lenses can significantly affect myopia progression, though not as effectively as ortho-k or special spectacles.
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Optical methods combined with atropine may enhance efficacy for myopia control, especially considering questions about atropine's long-term effectiveness.
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Children's activities can guide treatment choices, as sports requiring fine acuity may not benefit from ortho-k due to induced higher-order aberrations.
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Myopia control spectacles are suitable for patients hesitant about contact lenses, while contact lens wear can improve self-esteem and athletic perception.
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