Study Finds Phakic IOLs Can Benefit Children With Neuro-Behavioral Disorders

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Phakic IOL implantation can be an effective option for improving visual function in children with high myopia and neuro-behavioral disorders who also have difficulties wearing glasses, according to a study presented here.

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Study Finds Phakic IOLs Can Benefit Children With Neuro-Behavioral Disorders

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