The difference between the cycloplegic and noncycloplegic refractive error may be an indicator for the myopia progression in myopic children

Aim: We aimed to evaluate the relationship between subjective and objective refractive error measurement difference myopia progression in this study.
 Material Method: Children 6-18 year-old at beginning of follow-up period having who were followed up regularly every six months for a total least 36 included study. All children underwent detailed ophthalmologic examination. An autorefractor (TOPCON KR1/RM1, Topcon, Oakland, New Jersey), was used error. Those with less than 0.50 D (spherical equivalent) before after cycloplegia group 1. higher 2. Myopic groups compared.
 Results: This study comprised 44 patients (male, 23; female, 21) 1 42 22; 20) The age range mean age±SD 6-17 years 11.4±3.0 years, respectively, whereas that 2 12.6±3.3 respectively. Both similar periods (p= 0.141). It 37.5±2.4 (range 36-48) 36.8±1.6 36-42) cycloplegic following -2.37±1.15 D, -1.75±0.99 respectively 0.010). At end period, -2.73±1.11 1, -3,33±0.91 0.008). During follow-up, change 0.36±0.16 1.57±0.46 significantly lower (p< 0.0001).
 Conclusion: demonstrated myopic high baseline spheric equivalent measurements had more progression.