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Also known as near-sightedness, short-sightedness, near vision, nearsightedness

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Key facts

Medical condition (new).name
Myopia
Medical condition (new).image
Myopia.gif
Medical condition (new).caption
Diagram showing changes in the eye with myopia
Medical condition (new).field
Ophthalmology, optometry
Medical condition (new).synonyms
near-sightedness, short-sightedness
Medical condition (new).symptoms
Distant objects appear blurry, headaches, eye strain
Medical condition (new).complications
Retinal detachment, cataracts, glaucoma
Medical condition (new).duration
Typically permanent once it develops
Medical condition (new).causes
Combination of genetic and environmental factors
Medical condition (new).risks
Near work, greater time spent indoors, family history
Medical condition (new).diagnosis
Eye examination
Medical condition (new).prevention
Unknown
Medical condition (new).treatment
Eyeglasses, contact lenses, surgery
Medical condition (new).medication
Low-dose atropine eye drops
Medical condition (new).prognosis
Generally stable after it progresses in early adulthood
Medical condition (new).frequency
Approximately 30% of people around the world
Medical condition (new).deaths
Not deadly

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
symptom or sign
Subclass of
disease
Image
Myopia.gif
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ICPC 2 ID
F91
Commons category
Myopia
health specialty
optometry
NCI Thesaurus ID
C102533
opposite of
hyperopia
ICD-9-CM
367.1
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Article · Nederlands

Bijziendheid of myopie is een ametropie waarbij de persoon (dan een myoop genaamd) voorwerpen ver weg niet scherp kan zien, maar wel nabijgelegen voorwerpen. Vandaar ook de naam (dicht)bijziendheid. Een voorwerp met een vergentie van 0 zal dus niet scherp waargenomen worden en als het voorwerp dichterbij komt zal de vergentie dalen tot een negatief getal. Zodra dit getal gelijk is aan de graad van ametropie zal het voorwerp wel scherp worden waargenomen. Het woord myopie komt van het Griekse μυωψ (muoops) bijziend, kortzichtig.

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