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Fig 1.

Flow diagram showing the selection process for inclusion of studies in the meta-analysis.

CI = confidence interval; URE = uncorrected refractive error.

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Table 1.

Characteristics of included population-based studies.

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Table 2.

Number of included surveys available for Global Burden of Disease (GBD) sub-regions.

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Fig 2.

Gender-standardized prevalence of URE by GBD sub-regions.

Prevalence rates shown are per 1000 children and include data from only those studies that assessed both eyes for each subject. Prevalence rates have been directly age- and gender-standardized to the 2020 world population with all ages groups Children (< 20 years) (population data extracted from Ref. 15); URE = uncorrected refractive error.

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Fig 3.

Prevalence of URE by GBD sub-regions from 2000 to 2021 (per/1000).

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Fig 4.

Crude prevalence of myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism by age in gender.

The broken line are informative data points from included studies that reported the prevalence of URE.

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Fig 5.

Forest plot showing prevalence of refractive errors among children aged < 20 years in Western Pacific region.

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Fig 6.

Forest plot showing prevalence of URE among children aged < 20 years in American region.

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Fig 7.

Forest plot showing prevalence of refractive errors among children aged < 20 years in Eastern Mediterranean region.

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Fig 8.

Forest plot showing prevalence of refractive errors among children aged < 20 years in South-East Asia region.

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