Chinese children , aged 7 to 14 years , with baseline myopia from sphere -0.75 to -3.50 D and cylinder 1.00 D , were fitted with novel contact lenses ( n = 45 ) and followed up for 12 months , and their progress was compared with that of a group ( n = 40 ) matched for age , sex , refractive error , axial length , and parental myopia wearing normal , single-vision , spherocylindrical spectacles .
