myopia 結果共3筆

科技日新月異，帶來便利的生活之餘，也有潛在的隱憂，根據國際近視研究學會International Myopia Institute統計，近視影響著全世界近30%的人口，而在台灣更是如此，平均每10人就有6人近視，就連圍棋女神黑嘉嘉，過去也飽受近視所苦，幸好在擁有先進眼科醫療設備與技術的「澄清眼科」幫助下，順利完成近視雷射手術。

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a detrimental effect on Taiwanese students’ eyesight, with 81.61% of high-school students, 73.16% of junior high school students, and 45.23% of elementary students experiencing poor eyesight in the 2022-2023 academic year. Excessive use of electronic devices, such as smartphones and tablets, is a major contributing factor to the prevalence of myopia, the most common eye condition among children. A survey conducted by the Child Welfare League Foundation in 2019 found that the average age at which children own their first phone is ten. Ophthalmologists warn that individuals with myopia over 500 degrees are three times more likely to develop glaucoma and 5.5 times more likely to develop cataracts compared to their peers. The risks escalate for those with myopia over 700 degrees, as they are 44 times more likely to experience retinal detachment and 127 times more likely to suffer macular degeneration. Even successful myopia laser correction does not eliminate the potential risks of ocular diseases, as thinning of eye tissues and elongation of the eye axis persist. The golden period for myopia control is considered to be between 3 to 18 years of age, and various strategies such as increased outdoor activities, the use of mydriatic agents, Orthokeratology, daily disposable contact lenses designed for myopia control, and the latest children’s vision management lenses can be employed. These alarming rates highlight the urgent need to strike a balance between technology use and effective prevention strategies and early treatment for Taiwanese children.

At a compound eyewear store in Taipei, a barista adds the finishing touches to your latte while you browse through the extensive collection of eyewear at the counter.