What is the therapeutic effect of Professor Yang Hui from Guangzhou Ophthalmology Department of Sun Yat sen University on children's myopia?
Children's myopia is a common visual health problem in today's society, which brings great inconvenience to children's life and learning. As an outstanding professor of Guangzhou Ophthalmology at Sun Yat sen University, Professor Yang Hui has been committed to studying the treatment of children's myopia, and has achieved remarkable results. This article will elaborate on Professor Yang Hui's work from four aspects: his clinical experience, research results, treatment methods and treatment effects.
Professor Yang Hui's clinical experience
Professor Yang Hui has rich clinical experience in the field of ophthalmology, especially in the treatment of myopia in children. He has been engaged in the clinical work of eye diseases in the Guangzhou Ophthalmology Department of Sun Yat sen University for many years. He has not only accumulated a lot of clinical data, but also conducted in-depth research on the etiology and pathogenesis of children's myopia. In his clinical practice, Professor Yang pays attention to starting from the whole, combining with the individual situation of children, and adopting individualized treatment plan.
Secondly, Professor Yang Hui also pays attention to communication with children's parents, providing correct knowledge of myopia prevention and control and scientific treatment suggestions. He believes that the participation of parents is the key to treating children's myopia. Through cooperation with parents, he can more comprehensively understand the children's living habits and learning pressure, and recommend appropriate glasses, corrective measures or other treatment methods.
Professor Yang Hui's research achievements
As an ophthalmologist, Professor Yang Hui has made remarkable achievements in the research field of children's myopia. He has published many research papers on the early prevention and treatment of children's myopia. One of the studies found that increasing outdoor activity time and controlling close eye use time can effectively prevent the occurrence and progress of children's myopia.
In addition, Professor Yang Hui has also carried out research on myopia treatment for children of different ages, including the use of corneal plastic lenses, visual training, drug intervention and other treatment methods. These research results provide more options for the treatment of children's myopia, making the treatment more individualized and scientific.
Professor Yang Hui's treatment
When Professor Yang Hui treats children's myopia, he selects appropriate treatment methods according to their age, myopia degree and individual differences. For children with early myopia, he advocated increasing outdoor activity time, controlling the time of close eye use, and carrying out routine ophthalmic examination and regular reexamination. In addition, he also recommends that children wear appropriate glasses or corneal shaping glasses to better correct their vision.
Professor Yang Hui advocates visual training and drug intervention for children with rapid myopia. He pointed out that visual training can improve visual function and adjustment ability, thus slowing down the progress of myopia. In addition, drug intervention, such as the use of low-dose atropine eye drops, can also control the development of myopia to a certain extent.
Summary of treatment effect
To sum up, Professor Yang Hui from the Guangzhou Ophthalmology Department of Sun Yat sen University has rich clinical experience and research results in the treatment of children's myopia. His treatment methods are diverse, and his individualized treatment scheme has achieved remarkable therapeutic effects. Through close cooperation with children's parents, he has provided scientific guidance and help for the prevention and treatment of children's myopia, and has made important contributions to children's recovery of vision and improvement of life quality.
