How to interpret the children's ophthalmic examination report in Zhongshan
Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department is a real hospital, which is specially responsible for the diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases and the examination of eye health. Eye examination is very important for children, which can help to find and treat eye problems as early as possible. The following will elaborate the interpretation of Zhongshan Ophthalmology Children's Examination Report from four aspects.

1. Vision examination
Vision examination is a key indicator for assessing children's eye health. The report usually contains two values, one is naked vision, the other is corrected vision. The naked eye vision refers to the vision measured by checking the eyes without wearing any vision correction appliances. Corrected vision refers to the vision after wearing a vision correction device (such as glasses or contact lenses).
For children, vision usually develops and grows gradually, so the values in the report can be compared with the average values of children of the same age to determine whether there is a vision problem. If the children's vision value is below the normal range, further examination may be required to determine whether they need to wear vision correction appliances.
In addition, visual examination can also assess whether children have eye problems such as strabismus or amblyopia. Normal vision development is very important for children's learning and daily life, so vision examination is a key point in children's ophthalmology examination.
2. Abnormal fundus examination
Fundus examination is an important tool for examining children's retina and optic nerve. The report may include fundus photos or images to assess children's eye health and eliminate potential diseases.
Through fundus examination, doctors can observe the vascular condition of the retina, the color and shape of the optic papilla and other indicators. If the report shows abnormal fundus, it may mean that children have fundus diseases or other potential diseases. This requires further examination and treatment to ensure children's eye health.
It is worth noting that children's fundus examination may need to be carried out with anesthesia or some special equipment to ensure the accuracy and safety of the examination.
3. Amblyopia screening
Amblyopia is one of the common eye problems of children, also known as "lazy eyes". Amblyopia screening usually has special marks in children's examination reports. Amblyopia refers to the condition that visual development is blocked due to insufficient visual stimulation or eye diseases, resulting in vision loss.
Amblyopia screening includes a series of tests, such as corrected vision, binocular vision difference, darkroom test, etc. If children are abnormal in amblyopia screening, they will usually be further evaluated and treated.
The treatment of amblyopia includes wearing eye masks and eye rehabilitation training. Early detection and treatment of amblyopia is critical to children's vision recovery, so amblyopia screening plays an important role in children's ophthalmic examination.
4. High myopia screening
High myopia refers to myopia caused by significantly long ocular axis, which is easy to cause a series of eye health problems. For children with high myopia family history or other risk factors, high myopia screening is particularly important.
In high myopia screening, the axial length of the eye is usually measured and the vision condition is evaluated. If there are abnormalities in the report, further examinations, such as corneal topography or retinal thickness examination, may be required to assess the health of the eye.
Early detection and management of high myopia is very important to prevent and reduce related eye health problems. High myopia screening, as an important part of children's ophthalmic examination, can help to find high myopia early and take corresponding treatment measures.
Summary
The interpretation of the children's examination report of Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department involves several important aspects such as vision examination, abnormal fundus examination, amblyopia screening and high myopia screening. Vision examination can evaluate children's naked vision and corrected vision, and judge whether they need to wear vision correction appliances. Fundus examination can observe the condition of retina and optic nerve. Amblyopia screening can help identify and treat amblyopia problems early. High myopia screening can assess the axial length and visual acuity, which is particularly important for children at risk of high myopia. By interpreting the children's inspection report, we can better understand the children's eye health and take corresponding treatment and prevention measures.