Clinical Study

Analysis of Factors Associated with the Ocular Features of Congenital Cataract Children in the Shanghai Pediatric Cataract Study

Table 3

Comparison of axial length and K value between the affected eye and the contralateral eye in children with unilateral congenital cataract.

Age (years)AXL (mm)K value (D)
Affected eyeFellow eyeAffected eyeFellow eye

0-121.03 ± 1.3320.59 ± 1.210.243
1-221.43 ± 1.2020.98 ± 0.740.012
2–622.11 ± 1.7221.84 ± 0.890.04843.69 ± 1.8343.58 ± 1.520.547
6–1223.48 ± 1.9922.94 ± 1.400.01843.60 ± 1.5743.61 ± 1.520.940
12–1824.53 ± 1.9323.31 ± 1.970.12343.18 ± 0.4343.22 ± 0.480.843
All children22.34 ± 1.8921.94 ± 1.27<0.00143.61 ± 1.6543.56 ± 1.460.621

Significantly different between the affected eye and fellow eye using paired t-tests. Results are presented as the mean ± standard deviation. AXL = axial length.