Analysis on influencing factors of hypopsia in primary and middle school students in urban area of Chenzhou
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Scientific Research Project of Chenzhou No.1 People's Hospital(No.N2012-016)

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    AIM:To investigate the visual status and risk factors of elementary and middle school students in urban area of Chenzhou in order to provide evidence for vision protection.

    METHODS: Visual acuity was examined in 11 286 students that were selected by multistage sampling. Influencing factors were investigated by questionnaire. Chi-square test and multivariate logistic regression was used to analyze the associations.

    RESULTS: In the elementary and middle school students, the hypopsia rate was 47.50% in Chenzhou; hypopsia rate in the elementary school was 34.01%, the rate in junior school was 62.10%; the main type of hypopsia was myopia(70.01%); myopia rate in pupils was 22.57%, myopia rate in junior middle school students was 48.84%.The main risk factors for myopia were: age, grade, parents with myopia, long homework time, reading more than 1h continuously, long time watching videos and obesity. Protective factors were: recessing out of classrooms and outdoor activities.

    CONCLUSION: Hypopsia in youth is the result of genetic and environmental factors. Early protections, forming good visual habits will help protect children's vision.

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Yu-Lun Ou, Guo-Ping Kuang, Xiao-Ping Zhou, et al. Analysis on influencing factors of hypopsia in primary and middle school students in urban area of Chenzhou. Guoji Yanke Zazhi( Int Eye Sci) 2016;16(2):331-334

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  • Received:October 29,2015
  • Revised:January 18,2016
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  • Online: February 03,2016
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