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Axial elongation in a [[lens-induced myopia]] context is primarily caused by [[hyperopic defocus]], typically [[close-up]] activity while wearing glasses that are too powerful for the distance in question.
Axial elongation in a [[lens-induced myopia]] context is primarily caused by [[hyperopic defocus]], typically [[close-up]] activity while wearing glasses that are too powerful for the distance in question.


It can also be induced by long periods of accommodation, excessive [[myopic defocus]] (don't reduce too much!), or form deprivation from things like diffusers.
It can also be induced by using a lot of [[accommodation]] for a large fraction of the time, excessive [[myopic defocus]] (don't reduce too much!), or form deprivation from things like diffusers.


==References==
==References==