TABLE 1.

The prevalence of mild hyperopia, emmetropia, and mild myopia children of 6–14 years of age.

		Mild hyperopia			Emmetropia			Mild myopia
Age	All.	No.	%	95%CI	No.	%	95%CI	No.	%	95%CI
All	902	51	5.65	3.89–6.6.92	244	27.05	24.62–30.55	607	67.30	65.81–71.95
6	131	21	16.03	10.42–23,69	70	53.44	50.60–67.92	40	30.53	27.82–44.78
7	110	10	9.09	4.69–16.48	47	42.73	33.46–52.52	53	48.18	38.63–57.86
8	129	7	5.43	2.40–11.28	58	44.96	36.28–53.95	64	49.61	40.74–58.50
9	103	5	4.85	1.80–11.50	17	16.50	10.18–25.39	81	78.64	69.24–85.86
10	117	4	3.42	1.10–9.04	20	17.09	10.99–25.41	93	79.49	70.83–86.17
11	107	4	3.74	1.21–9.85	15	14.02	8.32–22.39	88	82.24	73.40–88.70
12	81	0	0	NA	8	9.88	4.67–19.05	73	90.12	80.95–95.33
13	77	0	0	NA	6	7.79	3.21–16.79	71	92.21	83.21–96.79
14	47	0	0	NA	3	6.38	1.66–18.56	44	93.62	81.44–98.34

No., number; N/A, not applicable. Mild hyperopia is defined as +0.50 D ≤ SER ≤ +3.00 D; emmetropia is defined as –0.50 D < SER < +0.50, and mild myopia is defined as –0.50 D ≤ SER ≤ –3.00 D.