Study on Pathological and Progressive Myopia

1. Study on Pathological and Progressive Myopia Study Type Quantitative Study Sample Size Background Objective Research Methodology Outcome n=320 The client wanted to understand the issues around pathological and progressive myopia The client was interested in professional opinions of ophthalmologists and retina specialists related to terms of patient flow, current treatment options and unmet needs. The client wanted in-depth feedback from participants about a new product profile that was to be shown to them in the survey in the form of a concept. The study included a mix of ophthalmologists and retina specialists conducted through online questionnaire. The survey lasted for 25 min duration. Sample size was based on appropriate quota as per client instruction. More than two-third of ophthalmologists concluded that pathological myopia can cause a reduction in sight. 80% of retina specialists indicated that progressive myopia results in major alteration of the shape or globe of the eye. Target Group Ophthalmologists and Retina Specialists Business Impact Geography Using study insights, the client was able to gauge factors responsible for curative action USA, UK, France, Germany and Japan connect@borderlessaccess.com www.borderlessaccess.com