AI Article Synopsis
- A study analyzed erythropoietin levels in the tear film and blood plasma of 63 individuals, including 30 with normal vision (emmetropia) and 33 with myopia.
- Among the myopic participants, 17 were soft contact lens users, but there were no significant differences in erythropoietin levels between the groups.
- The findings confirmed a normal physiological level of erythropoietin in the tears of myopic volunteers who wear soft contact lenses.
Article Abstract
Erythropoietin level was evaluated in tear film and blood plasma of 63 people with emmetropia (30 people) and myopia (33 people). 17 myopic volunteers wear soft contact lens. There were no statistically significant differences between erythropoietin level in tear samples of emmetropic people, myopic people, and people who wear soft contact lens. Physiological level of erythropoietin in tear of myopic volunteers wearing soft contact lens was established.
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