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my·ope

 (mī′ōp′)
n.
One who is affected by myopia.

[French, from Late Latin myōps, near-sighted, from Greek muōps; see myopia.]
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myope

(ˈmaɪəʊp)
n
(Pathology) any person afflicted with myopia
[C18: via French from Greek muōps; see myopia]
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Noun1.myope - a person with myopia; a nearsighted person
visually impaired person - someone who has inferior vision
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my·ope

n. miope, persona que tiene miopía.
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Very high myopes with a axial length more than 26 mm, because of large bag are known to have rotational instability in patients opting for toric multi focal IOL implantation.
Methods: This cross-sectional study was conducted at the ophthalmology clinic of Shifa Foundation Falahee Clinic, Islamabad, Pakistan, from January to December 2016, and comprised eye patients including emmetropes, hypermetropes and myopes. All participants underwent detailed ophthalmic examination including axial lengths measurements, auto refraction andretinal nerve fibre layer thickness analysis.
Assessment of Pupil Diameters of Emmetropes and Myopes under Photopic, Mesopic and Scotopic Conditions, Using the Infrared Pupillometer Integrated Within Schwind Sirius Multifunctional Diagnostic Device.
Patients having past history of intraocular surgery or trauma, laser photocoagulation or previous intravitreal injections, glaucoma, ocular hypertension, high myopes, corneal diseases or any other pre-existing ocular/retinal pathologies were excluded from the study.
It beat all her imagination when you instructed people with family member(s) having glaucoma, people aged years and older as well as myopes to imbibe the culture of regular periodic eye checkup.
Lam et al15 stated that in high myopes having age of 35 to 54 years, foveal thicknesses was greater but the macular thicknesses was considerably less.
[1] assessed corneal elevation and pachymetry in hyperopes compared to myopes, where they concluded that when adjusted for age, the PE changes remained statistically significant between hyperopic and myopic patients, but AE changes lost significance.
It has been reported that myopes have higher amplitude of accommodation (AA) as compared to emmetropes.
Further, with the findings suggesting that the US will have 260 million myopes by 2050, up from the 90 million in 2000, and Canada will see 66 million high myopes by 2050, up from the 11 million in 2000, the vision loss from high myopia is expected to increase seven-fold from 2000 to 2050.