
Myopia management is, for good reason, a very hot topic in optometry circles at the moment. In a busy clinic, it can be hard to make time to talk to potential patients and their parents about the options now available to them. But it is vitally important to (or arguably, in the author’s humble opinion, negligent not to) inform every emerging myope of the evidence-based options available to allow an informed decision to be made as to whether to proceed or not with a management plan.
In this article, I present a case recently seen in my practice, where we have utilised the new Topcon MYAH combined topographer, biometer and dry eye diagnostics to address the key aspects for consideration in her case (figure 1).
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