ESCRS 2026: The eye as a window into ADHD: emerging evidence and practical implications
Ophthalmology Times
ADHD is linked to retinal thinning and vascular changes, with methylphenidate treatment affecting corneal endothelial cells, highlighting distinct anterior-segment vulnerabilities. A portable eye-tracking model showed high accuracy in diagnosing ADHD in children, while "neuro glasses" improved symptoms in adults. These findings suggest the eye can serve as a non-invasive indicator of ADHD-related brain circuitry changes.
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