Shen Ling

Scleral and choroidal volume in relation to axial length in infants with retinoblastoma versus adults with malignant melanomas or end-stage glaucoma.

This study on children eyes with retinoblastoma and adult eyes with malignant melanomas or end-stage glaucoma suggests that primary eye growth up to an age of 2 years is associated with an increase in scleral volume.

The Association of Refractive Error with Glaucoma in a Multiethnic Population.

Myopia was associated with an increased prevalence of all forms of open-angle glaucoma and OHTN, whereas hyperopia was associated with a substantially increased prevalence of PACG.

Scleral Thickness in Chinese Eyes.

Scleral thickness increased up to an age of 2 years, while afterwards scleral thickness was independent of age and decreased with longer axial length.