ReviewFrontiers in medicine2026
The influence of intraocular pressure in the onset and progression of myopia in children and adolescents: a review of mechanisms and clinical significance.
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Abstract
Intraocular pressure (IOP), the fluid pressure inside the eye, is gaining attention for its possible involvement in the onset and advancement of myopia among younger populations. This systematic assesses the biomechanical impact of IOP on ocular tissues, including the retina and choroid, and its connection to critical pathological changes like axial elongation and scleral structural alterations. By evaluating findings from contemporary cross-sectional analyses, longitudinal cohort studies, and interventional trials, this article examines the epidemiological relationships between IOP levels and both the incidence and progression rate of myopia. Additionally, it discusses the potential clinical significance of incorporating IOP assessment into myopia management approaches. Through a synthesis of multimodal ocular biometric data, this review seeks to present an updated viewpoint on the intricate pathophysiology of myopia and to establish a foundation for future clinical evaluation and therapeutic strategies.
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