Clinical Study

Reproducibility of Scleral Spur Identification and Angle Measurements Using Fourier Domain Anterior Segment Optical Coherence Tomography

Table 1

Frequency (%) where scleral spur landmark identification was within 80  m.

All eyes
( )
by 2 observers
(with adjudicator)
Open-angle eyes
( )
by 2 observers
(with adjudicator)
Nonopen-angle eyes
( )
by 2 observers
(with adjudicator)

-axis

All quadrants106 (85%)
44 (92%)
62 (82%)

Horizontal
 Nasal25 (81%)
9 (75%)
16 (84%)
 Temporal28 (90%)
12 (100%)
16 (84%)
Vertical
 Superior25 (81%)
11 (92%)
14 (74%)
 Inferior28 (90%)
12 (100%)
16 (84%)

value 
(H versus V)
1.000 
0.3173 
0.5271  

-axis

All quadrants108 (87%)
41 (85%)
67 (88%)

Horizontal
 Nasal29 (94%)
11 (92%)
18 (95%)
 Temporal28 (90%)
11 (92%)
17 (89%)
Vertical
 Superior27 (87%)
10 (83%)
17 (89%)
 Inferior24 (77%)
9 (75%)
15 (79%)

value  
(H versus V)
0.1088  
0.1797  
0.3173  

Both - and -axes

All quadrants96 (77%)
38 (79%)
58 (76%)

Horizontal
 Nasal25 (81%)
9 (75%)
16 (84%)
 Temporal27 (87%)
11 (92%)
16 (84%)
Vertical
 Superior22 (71%)
9 (75%)
13 (68%)
 Inferior22 (71%)
9 (75%)
13 (68%)

value  
(H versus V)
0.1025 
0.4795 
0.1336