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Effect of Repeated Low-Level Red Light Versus 0.01% Topical Atropine on Myopia Progression: A Randomized Crossover-Controlled Trial

Xuena Pang; Xuemin Jin; Aicun Fu; Weiqun Wang; Bingxin Zhao; Lili Shang; Minghang Chang; Nana Ma; Guangying Zheng

Translational vision science & technology

What does this source bring?

The study compares RLRL with atropine 0,01% in a crossover design.

It does not examine the simultaneous use of both methods. The choroidal parameters publication from DOI 10.1007 /s40123- 025-01169-0 describes the initial phase of the same study; We don't double the attempt.

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Source of the claim
Population
Children with myopia, single-center study
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Not applicable / not determined within the verified range
Geography
China
Observation (months)
Not applicable / not determined within the verified range
Comparator
Atropine 0,01%
Result
The study compares RLRL with atropine 0,01% in a crossover design.
Safety
This record does not allow estimation of the frequency of rare adverse events.
Device/structure
Not applicable / not determined within the verified range
Publisher of the publication
Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO)
Financing
Not determined within the proven range; see the declaration in full text.
Conflicts of interest
Not determined within the proven range. The absence of confirmation does not mean the absence of conflict.
DOI
10.1167/tvst.14.4.22
PMID
40266603
What was checked
Bibliographic metadata and abstract in Europe PMC / PubMed
Date of verification
2026-09-09

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