Comparison of Corneal Asphericity with Measuring Range
⋅In-Chul Jeon, Woo-Jae Jeong, Ji-Hun Kang
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⋅In-Chul Jeon, Woo-Jae Jeong, Ji-Hun Kang
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Purpose: The purpose of this study is to investigate the changes of asphericity according to diameter and direction of the cornea. Methods: The changes of asphericity according to diameter and direction of cornea is measured by using Pentacam(Oculus Co., Germany), as targeting 57 adults (average , 20 men, 37 women) without any ophthalmic diseases, which may be effective in eyesight, and refractive surgery. Results: As diameter increases in every direction based on the corneal vertex, asphericity has attentively increased (p nasal > inferior > temporal. In group comparison by nearsightness and astigmatism level, asphericity measured high when nearsightness and astigmatism levels were higher, and this appears to be statistically attentive.(p
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Purpose: The purpose of this study is to investigate the changes of asphericity according to diameter and direction of the cornea. Methods: The changes of asphericity according to diameter and direction of cornea is measured by using Pentacam(Oculus Co., Germany), as targeting 57 adults (average , 20 men, 37 women) without any ophthalmic diseases, which may be effective in eyesight, and refractive surgery. Results: As diameter increases in every direction based on the corneal vertex, asphericity has attentively increased (p nasal > inferior > temporal. In group comparison by nearsightness and astigmatism level, asphericity measured high when nearsightness and astigmatism levels were higher, and this appears to be statistically attentive.(p
Key concepts: Cornea, Astigmatism, Ophthalmology, Corneal topography, Optometry, Refractive surgery, Vertex (graph theory), Medicine