Research Article
Effect of Biometric Characteristics on the Change of Biomechanical Properties of the Human Cornea due to Cataract Surgery
Table 3
Potential predictive biometric characteristics for the changes of biomechanical parameters (1 month postoperative versus preoperative).
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A“—” marks parameters, which did not affect biomechanical properties. Regression coefficient in first row of each ORA parameter is representative with a linear regression function (e.g., ΔCH = −0.695 + 1.28 · CSI). value refers to correlation coefficient. value refers to significance level. CSI = center surround index. SAI = surface asymmetry index. AL = axial length. CCT = central cornea thickness. ECC = endothelial cell count. CH = corneal hysteresis. CRF = corneal resistance factor. IOPg = Goldmann-correlated intraocular pressure. IOPcc = corneal compensated intraocular pressure. |