Unique liver function in high myopia: associations with myopic macular degeneration

Yujun Pei; Yi Lu

doi:10.1186/s12886-025-04491-0

November 28, 2025BMC OphthalmologyOpen Access

Unique liver function in high myopia: associations with myopic macular degeneration

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Liver function shows association with myopic macular degeneration, indicating a potential link.
Key evidence suggests that serum GGT could serve as a diagnostic indicator for myopic macular degeneration.
Observational analysis identified connections between liver function and myopic macular degeneration in highly myopic patients.
These findings highlight the importance of liver function in understanding myopic macular degeneration, calling for further investigation.

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Observational analysis finds liver function is associated with myopic macular degeneration, suggesting serum GGT as a potential diagnostic indicator.

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We identified close associations between liver function and MMD, suggesting serum GGT serve as a potential diagnostic indicator for MMD among highly myopic patients.

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Pei et al. (2025) studied this question.

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