Myopia Prevalence and Ocular Biometry Features in a General Japanese Population: the Nagahama Study.
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A. Sekine | F. Matsuda | T. Nakayama | Y. Tabara | A. Tsujikawa | S. Kosugi | S. Ooto | K. Yamashiro | H. Tamura | M. Miyake | Yoshikatsu Hosoda | A. Takahashi | S. Nakao | E. Nakano | Yuki Mori | Ayako Takahashi
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