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Refractive change in hyperglycaemia: hyperopia, not myopia.

Abstract

Sudden changes in refraction are well recognised feature of hyperglycaemia. A tendency towards myopia has always been associated with elevations in blood glucose. Twelve diabetic patients were found to have experienced such refractive changes. Review of their records demonstrates that hyperglycaemia produces hyperopia. A theoretical mechanism for this phenomenon is discussed.

Entities: Chemical Disease Species

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Substances：
Sorbitol
Glucose

Year: 1982 PMID： 7104266 PMCID： PMC1039835 DOI： 10.1136/bjo.66.8.500

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Br J Ophthalmol ISSN： 0007-1161 Impact factor: 4.638

18 in total

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Journal: Ophthalmologica Date: 1981 Impact factor: 3.250

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16 in total

1. Long-term influence of insulin dependent diabetes mellitus on refraction and its components: a population based twin study.

Authors: N Løgstrup; A K Sjølie; K O Kyvik; A Green
Journal: Br J Ophthalmol Date: 1997-05 Impact factor: 4.638

Refractive change in hyperglycaemia: hyperopia, not myopia.

1. HYDRATION OF THE LENS DURING THE DEVELOPMENT OF GALACTOSE CATARACT.

Review 2. A REVIEW OF GLUCOSE TRANSPORT IN THE LENS.

3. Diabetes mellitus with relative hyperopia; a case report.

4. The appearance of the crystalline lens during different stages of transitory changes of refraction. II.

5. CHANGES IN REFRACTION IN DIABETES MELLITUS.

6. Rapid lens changes in diabetes mellitus.

7. A mechanism for refractive changes in diabetes.

8. Changes of refraction in the adult eye due to changing refractive indices of the layers of the lens.

9. Implications of aldose reductase in cataracts in human diabetes.

10. Pathological-optic approach of cataract and lens.

1. Long-term influence of insulin dependent diabetes mellitus on refraction and its components: a population based twin study.

2. Lens thickness and insulin dependent diabetes mellitus: a population based twin study.

3. Myopia in young patients with type 1 diabetes mellitus.

Review 4. Optical quality of the diabetic eye: a review.

5. Acute Incapacitating Hyperopia during Hypoglycemic Treatment.

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10. Transient hyperopia with lens swelling at initial therapy in diabetes.