[A comparison analysis on methods of astigmatism examinations for children].
Shi M, Xu Huang, Haili Fang
Abstract
Shi M, Xu Huang, Haili Fang
Abstract
70 children 140 eyes with astigmatic refractive error were reported. The methods of examination included retinoscopy, autorefraction and keratometry. The data of eye astigmatism and keratic astigmatism measured by the methods were analyzed. It revealed that there existed a good identity among the three methods, and the relationship between eye astigmatism (EAs) and keratic astigmatism (KAs) shown by the formula EAs = 0.94 KAs - 0.13 was similar to that of previous reports. It is suggested that the keratometry be necessary as an assistant method of refraction to assure to get a reliable astigmatism result for children.
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70 children 140 eyes with astigmatic refractive error were reported. The methods of examination included retinoscopy, autorefraction and keratometry. The data of eye astigmatism and keratic astigmatism measured by the methods were analyzed. It revealed that there existed a good identity among the three methods, and the relationship between eye astigmatism (EAs) and keratic astigmatism (KAs) shown by the formula EAs = 0.94 KAs - 0.13 was similar to that of previous reports. It is suggested that the keratometry be necessary as an assistant method of refraction to assure to get a reliable astigmatism result for children.
Key concepts: Keratometer, Astigmatism, Retinoscopy, Optometry, Refractive error, Ophthalmology, Medicine, Visual acuity