Longitudinal Changes in Choroidal Vascularity in Myopic and Non-Myopic Children.

A highly significant association was also found between the change in axial length over time and the changes in choroidal luminal thickness ( P < 0.001, β = −17.8 μm/ mm, 95% CI = −26.5 to −9.1 μm/ mm) and with the changes in stromal thickness over time ( P < 0.001, β = −16.0 μm/ mm, 95% CI = −22.7 to −9.2 μm/ mm; Fig. 8 ).

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6 ), this difference did not reach statistical significance (refractive group by visit time interaction P > 0.05).

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This might have influenced some results, such as the relationship between baseline axial length and change in CVI over time and the effect of age at baseline on stromal thickness which were of borderline significance, which were of borderline significance.

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