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Ophthalmology: Is there a serious problem with having the axial length of an eye greater than 26mm?
I was wondering if you could answer a question for me. Is there a serious problem with having the axial length of an eye greater than 26mm in ophthalmology?
The axial length of the eye is an important factor in determining the refractive error of the eye. However, there is no specific number that represents a problem for everyone. The higher the axial length, the greater the risk of developing myopia, but this is not always the case.