Association between Fundus Tessellation and Contrast Sensitivity in Myopic Eyes

CONCLUSIONS: Patients with moderate and high myopia were more likely to have higher grades of fundus tessellation. Higher degree of fundus tessellation associates with lower contrast sensitivity. Patients with moderate and high myopia should be concerned with retinal-choroidal changes. Contrast sensitivity could be a clinical sign for progression of tessellation and used to screen for early retinal-choroidal changes to prevent pathologic myopia.PMID:37846084 | DOI:10.1080/02713683.2023.2269612

Source: Current Eye Research - October 17, 2023 Category: Opthalmology Authors: Dianjun Jiang Ning Guo Xiaotong Lv Yu Li Yu Han Mingzhen Yuan Changbin Zhai Wei Zhang Fengju Zhang Source Type: research