EC Ophthalmology

Guest Editorial Volume 14 Issue 9 - 2023

Supplementation and Correction of Lens Removal Indicators of Amblyopia in Children with Farsightedness

Wang Hongfeng and Wang Enrong*

Department of Ophthalmology, Songyuan Central Hospital, Jilin Province, China

*Corresponding Author: Wang Enrong, Department of Ophthalmology, Songyuan Central Hospital, Jilin Province, China.
Received: August 02, 2023; Published: August 08, 2023



Keywords: Amblyopia in Farsighted Children; Lens Removal Index; Supplement and Correction

In 2011, in the article "Discussion on the indicators of lens removal in children after amblyopia" [1], we proposed that the lens removal indicators are: (1) the naked eye in both eyes and the near vision ≥ 1.0 for more than half a year, (2) the strabismus of normal eye position or strabismus amblyopia < 5°, (3) the diopter of farsightedness ≤ +1.00DS, (4) the astigmatism of farsightedness ≤ +0.50DC. After treatment, children with amblyopia must meet the above 4 indicators before their glasses can be removed.

After more than 10 years of clinical practice, according to the "expert consensus on amblyopia diagnosis (2011)" [2]. “According to the law of children's visual development, for children aged 3 - 7, the diagnosis of amblyopia should not be based on visual acuity lower than 0.9, but should refer to the lower limit of normal vision value of the corresponding age. Second, the lower limit of normal value of children's vision of different ages is 0.5 for children aged 3~5 years old. The lower limit of normal visual acuity for children 6 years of age and older is 0.7”.

  1. Wang Hongfeng., et al. “Discussion on the index of delens removal after the recovery of amblyopia in children”. China Maternal and Child Health Care 1 (2011): 5238-5240.
  2. Strabismus and Pediatric Ophthalmology Group, Ophthalmology Branch of Chinese Medical Association. “Expert consensus on amblyopia diagnosis (2011)”. Chinese Journal of Ophthalmology8 (2011): 768.

Wang Hongfeng and Wang Enrong. Supplementation and Correction of Lens Removal Indicators of Amblyopia in Children with Farsightedness. EC Ophthalmology 14.9 (2023): 01-02.