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| 1 | Attaining inter-subgenerie hybrids in fragrant azalea breeding and the inheritance of organelle DNA 显示文摘 | Nobuo K Daiki M Akira N | 2008 | Euphytica2008，159，1： | 1 |
| 2 | Interfa- cial structure of poly-ct-olefin laminate by using scanning thermal microscope显示文摘 | Masaru K Yoshimasa U Daiki I Takashi N | 2012 | Thermochimica Acta2012，531，： | 1 |
| 3 | Effect of recombinant human growth hormone inelderly osteoporotic women显示文摘 | Toshitsugu S Daiki N Masamichi N | 1999 | Clinical Endocrinology1999，51，： | 1 |
| 4 | Attaining inter-subgeneric hybrids in fragrant azalea breeding and the inheritance of organelle DNA显示文摘 | NOBUO K DAIKI M AKIRA N | 2008 | Euphytica2008，159，1： | 1 |
| 5 | Attaining inter-subgeneric hybrids in fragrant azalea breeding and the inheritance of organelle DNA显示文摘 | Nobuo K Daiki M Akira N | 2008 | Euphytica2008，159，1： | 1 |
| 6 | Prevalence of refractive errors in Hungary reveals three-fold increase in myopia显示文摘AIM:To examine the prevalence and composition of refractive errors in Hungary.METHODS:Nationwide cross-sectional data collected between 2014 and 2019 were analysed from the Comprehensive Health Screening Program of Hungary,which provided spectacle dioptric power and autorefractometry data for 68227 people(35850 women and 32377 men).Their age distribution,18-99y,was similar to the national demographic distributions.RESULTS:Of the total population,16.50%of the refractive errors exhibited hyperopia,40.05%emmetropia,and 43.45%myopia.Myopia was 3 times more frequent(58.7%)in younger ages(18-35y of age)compared to older age groups(19.4%of those 56-70y of age;P<0.001).High myopia showed a low prevalence(0.21%),and an increase parallel with ageing(r=0.716;P=0.009).CONCLUSION:Myopia is the most frequent refractive error in Hungary.The prevalence of myopia is especially increased,up to 2-3 times,in the younger age groups.Nationwide actions need to be taken to reduce the onset of myopia and its associated consequences. | János Németh TennóDaiki Gergely Dankovics István Barna Hans Limburg Zoltán Zsolt Nagy | 2022 | International Journal of Ophthalmology(English edition)2022，15，7： | 0 |
| 7 | Uncorrected refractive errors are important causes of avoidable visual impairment in Hungary: re-evaluation of two existing national data sets显示文摘·AIM: To review existing data for the prevalence of corrected, uncorrected, and inadequately corrected refractive errors and spectacle wear in Hungary.·METHODS: Data from two nationwide cross-sectional studies were analysed. The Rapid Assessment of Avoidable Blindness study collected population-based representative national data on the prevalence of visual impairment due to uncorrected refractive errors and spectacle coverage in 3523 people aged ≥50y(Group I). The Comprehensive Health Test Program of Hungary provided data on the use of spectacles in 80 290 people aged ≥18y(Group Ⅱ).·RESULTS: In Group I, almost half of the survey population showed refractive errors for distant vision, about 10% of which were uncorrected(3.2% of all male participants and 5.0% of females). The distance spectacle coverage was 90.7%(91.9% in males;90.2% in females). The proportion of inadequate distance spectacles was found to be 33.1%. Uncorrected presbyopia was found in 15.7% of participants. In all age groups(Group Ⅱ), 65.4% of females and 56.0% of males used distance spectacles,and approximately 28.9% of these spectacles were found to be inappropriate for dioptric power(with 0.5 dioptres or more). The prevalence of inaccurate distance spectacles was significantly higher in older age groups(71y and above) in both sexes.·CONCLUSION: According to this population-based data, uncorrected refractive errors are not rare in Hungary. Despite recent national initiatives, fur ther steps are required to reduce uncorrected refractive errors and associated negative effects on vision, such as avoidable visual impairment. | János Németh TennóDaiki Gábor LászlóSándor Hajnalka Keve Dorottya Szabó Gábor Tóth Gergely Dankovics István Barna Hans Limburg Zoltán Zsolt Nagy | 2023 | International Journal of Ophthalmology(English edition)2023，16，6： | 0 |
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