Pay attention to the adjustment effect of illumination light source on eyeball refractive development and its application prospects in the prevention and control of myopia

doi:10.3877/cma.j.issn.2095-2007.2021.02.001

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The development of eyeball refraction is inseparable from normal light signal stimulation, and a good lighting environment is particularly important for refractive development. New narrow-spectrum lighting sources such as fluorescent lamps and LED have gradually replaced incandescent lamps and other broad-spectrum lighting sources in daily study and life. Coincidentally, their popularization time overlaps with the time when the incidence of myopia increases. For many years, it has been found that ambient light can regulate the refractive development of the eye by using monochromatic light. The effect of light source on the adjustment of eyeball refractive development is summarized, analyzing that the adjusting the spectral characteristics of the light source can change the speed of myopia progression, hoping to provide a series of methods for prevention and control of myopia integrated in the daily learning process.

Key words: Lighting, Spectrum, Refractive development, Myopia, Prevention and control

Yi Zhen, Haikuo Huang, Dongsheng Wang. Pay attention to the adjustment effect of illumination light source on eyeball refractive development and its application prospects in the prevention and control of myopia[J]. Chinese Journal of Ophthalmologic Medicine(Electronic Edition), 2021, 11(02): 65-69.

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