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Pilot Study of Neurovision to Improve Vision and Slow Myopia Progression in Children With Myopia
This is a pilot study to assess the effectiveness of Neurovision treatment in the improvement of vision in children being under-corrected and to assess the effectiveness of Neurovision treatment in slowing down myopia progression in children.
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