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. 2025 Jan 2;14(1):15.
doi: 10.1167/tvst.14.1.15.

An Alternative Mechanism for the Anti-Myopia Effectiveness of Diffusion Optics Technology (DOT) Lenses

Timothy J Gawne  1   2 , Safal Khanal  1 , Thomas T Norton  1
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An Alternative Mechanism for the Anti-Myopia Effectiveness of Diffusion Optics Technology (DOT) Lenses

Timothy J Gawne et al. Transl Vis Sci Technol. .
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Disclosure: T.J. Gawne, optical methods of myopia control (P); S. Khanal, None; T.T. Norton, optical methods of myopia control (P)

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(A) Image of black-and-white grayscale trees as recorded by a video camera. The horizontal bar represents approximately 1 degree of visual angle. (B) Same as panel A, but with the peripheral optics of a MyoCare 0-diopter (D) lens placed in front of the camera lens. (C) Intensity of a horizontal row of pixels passing through the image center taken from the image without (top subpanel) and with (bottom subpanel) an added MyoCare 0-D lens. (D) The radially averaged amplitude spectrum of the Fourier transforms of the grayscale images, with and without the added MyoCare 0-D lens.
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