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Stem cell-based therapy for myopic maculopathy: a new concept

Myopia has reached epidemic proportions in the world, especially in East Asia. Pathologic myopia is an extreme type of high myopia that can cause irreversible blindness. Myopic maculopathy is one of the characteristics of pathologic myopia. Nowadays, limited treatments can preserve the visual outcome of these patients. We review the current treatment in practice for myopic maculopathy. Furthermore, based on the current stem cell-based therapy used in degenerative ocular diseases, we discuss a new concept of stem cell therapy for myopic maculopathy.