[Reflex therapy, massage, and manual therapy in the treatment of progressive myopia in children and adolescents]. 
The paper describes the methods and results of multimodality treatment for progressive myopia in children and adolescents, by applying acupuncture, massage, and manual therapy.  Thirty-three patients aged 7 to 17 years who had progressive myopia of 0.5 to 10.8 diopters were treated by an original procedure as repeated courses.  Their follow-up lasted 2 years.  A beneficial therapeutic effect as increases in uncorrected and subcorrected visual acuity, ocular accommodation reserves, and myopia regression rates was observed in 64% of the patients.  Two-year myopia stabilization was achieved in 45% of cases.  There were neither complications nor side effects.  The possible mechanism of the remedial effect of the procedure is discussed in the paper.