Contact lens & anterior eye : the journal of the British Contact Lens Association · 2013
Distribution of radii of curvature of anterior and posterior best fit sphere in a normal population: the Tehran Eye Study.
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Mehravaran Shiva, Hashemi Hassan, KhabazKhoob Mehdi, Fotouhi Akbar
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PURPOSE: To determine the distribution and determinants of the radii of curvature of the anterior and posterior best fit spheres (ABFS and PBFS) of the cornea in a sample from the general normal population of Tehran.
METHODS: A stratified random cluster sampling was used to select samples from the first 4 districts of Tehran proportionate to the population of each stratum. We examined the distribution of the ABFS and PBFS, as measured with the Orbscan II in different groups of age, sex, and refractive error, and determined their relationship with other variables by using both univariate and multiple regression analyses. Valid data was collected from 800 eyes, and analyses were done with data from 399 right eyes only.
RESULTS: Mean ABFS and PBFS in the studied sample were 43.31±1.79D and 52.67±3.04D, respectively. ABFS increased with age while PBFS showed no significant association; both showed significant inter-sex differences. In the multiple linear regression model, both ABFS and PBFS significantly correlated directly with age and average keratometry, and inversely with corneal diameter; PBFS correlated directly with anterior chamber depth as well. Mean PBFS/ABFS ratio was 1.22±0.05 which significantly decreased with age and was significantly higher in females.
CONCLUSION: Knowledge of normal ranges of ABFS and PBFS and their determinants, including age, mean keratometry, and corneal diameter, as well as the choice of measurement device, is necessary for comparing information from different populations and interpreting results.
METHODS: A stratified random cluster sampling was used to select samples from the first 4 districts of Tehran proportionate to the population of each stratum. We examined the distribution of the ABFS and PBFS, as measured with the Orbscan II in different groups of age, sex, and refractive error, and determined their relationship with other variables by using both univariate and multiple regression analyses. Valid data was collected from 800 eyes, and analyses were done with data from 399 right eyes only.
RESULTS: Mean ABFS and PBFS in the studied sample were 43.31±1.79D and 52.67±3.04D, respectively. ABFS increased with age while PBFS showed no significant association; both showed significant inter-sex differences. In the multiple linear regression model, both ABFS and PBFS significantly correlated directly with age and average keratometry, and inversely with corneal diameter; PBFS correlated directly with anterior chamber depth as well. Mean PBFS/ABFS ratio was 1.22±0.05 which significantly decreased with age and was significantly higher in females.
CONCLUSION: Knowledge of normal ranges of ABFS and PBFS and their determinants, including age, mean keratometry, and corneal diameter, as well as the choice of measurement device, is necessary for comparing information from different populations and interpreting results.