The Impact of Migraine on Posterior Ocular Structures
Table 4
Comparison of the mean macular thickness (m) of the migraine types and control groups.
Variable
Control (n = 38)
Migraine type
†
‡
MWA (n = 36)
MWoA (n = 40)
Central macular thickness (1 mm)
262.61 ± 20.01
267.46 ± 21.29
260.2 ± 17.8
0.601
0.195
Temporal inner macula
333.78 ± 20.87
342.83 ± 14.52
342.0 ± 6.04
0.150
Superior inner macula
349.97 ± 15.13
350.54 ± 14.89
349.8 ± 7.4
0.988
Nasal inner macula
342.47 ± 18.1
338.92 ± 19.23
342.6 ± 15.4
0.752
Inferior inner macula
342.5 ± 14.57
344.88 ± 13.17
339.4 ± 18.96
0.686
Temporal outer macula
302.64 ± 22.45
315.08 ± 22.93
318.4 ± 16.18
0.069
Superior outer macula
309.06 ± 12.29
307.42 ± 11.44
311.2 ± 4.02
0.759
Nasal outer macula
307.44 ± 39.67
302.08 ± 33.32
310 ± 22.41
0.825
Inferior outer macula
295.75 ± 11.76
300.33 ± 13.06
298.4 ± 9.32
0.360
†: significance value after one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA). ‡: significance value after one-way multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA). Values are expressed as mean ± SD. Different superscripts in a row indicate statistically significant difference among groups.
