Corneal Biomechanical Changes after Crosslinking for Progressive Keratoconus with the Corneal Visualization Scheimpflug Technology
Table 1
Descriptives.
Patient
Sex
Age
Days before CXL
Days after CXL
BAD_D
Pachy min (m)
Astig. (D)
max (D)
1
Male
21
0
98
7.18
453
4.20
51.66
2
Female
28
0
84
7.06
489
2.50
54.79
3
Female
47
−21
56
4.42
464
3.00
49.74
4
Male
27
0
91
7.62
462
4.70
50.59
5
Male
20
0
70
7.84
454
7.80
58.00
6
Male
39
0
77
14.07
520
2.00
60.05
7
Male
24
0
84
9.30
480
5.90
59.70
8
Male
29
−23
70
10.76
450
6.10
59.25
9
Male
20
0
91
5.56
508
4.70
54.28
10
Male
37
0
91
8.22
501
2.20
59.99
11
Male
21
−16
91
6.19
522
4.20
47.48
12
Male
43
0
84
0.82
545
6.30
49.46
13
Male
27
0
91
9.27
462
5.70
57.00
14
Male
29
0
77
12.11
454
6.90
62.57
15
Male
47
0
91
8.19
451
6.40
54.09
16
Male
46
0
70
0.67
571
6.80
49.53
17
Male
25
−44
84
3.30
475
2.20
46.75
Days before CXL and days after CXL: time interval between Corvis ST analysis and corneal crosslinking; BAD_D: Belin-Ambrosio display-enhanced ectasia total deviation value. [10]; pachy min: corneal thickness at the thinnest point; Astig: topometric astigmatism front surface; max_: steepest keratometry of the front surface.
