Research Article

Macular Thickness, Foveal Volume, and Choroidal Thickness in Amblyopic Eyes and Their Relationships to the Treatment Outcome

Table 3

Macular and choroidal thicknesses of the amblyopic eye and the fellow eye.

Amblyopic eye ()Fellow eye () value

Fovea
 Thickness, μm242.19 ± 23.85237.58 ± 24.470.623
 Volume, mm30.19 ± 0.020.19 ± 0.020.604

Parafovea
 Thickness, μm305.49 ± 18304.44 ± 14.630.800
 Volume, mm31.92 ± 0.111.91 ± 0.090.487
 Temporal thickness, μm294.56 ± 18.06295.23 ± 15.120.407
 Superior thickness, μm309.16 ± 23.14307.98 ± 19.450.951
 Nasal thickness, μm313.72 ± 19.25311.74 ± 16.450.994
 Inferior thickness, μm304.44 ± 18.11302.49 ± 15.530.999

Perifovea
 Thickness, μm289.74 ± 17.03287.14 ± 14.070.748
 Volume, mm33.64 ± 0.213.56 ± 0.310.219
 Temporal thickness, μm283.02 ± 18.18279.72 ± 14.060.785
 Superior thickness, μm287.02 ± 25.37288.02 ± 14.950.443
 Nasal thickness, μm304.79 ± 18.15303.09 ± 15.220.925
 Inferior thickness, μm279.21 ± 24.4275.6 ± 26.480.142

Choroidal thickness ()
 Macular, μm262.31 ± 42.97260.3 ± 36.380.771
 Subfoveal, μm297.83 ± 47.83289.59 ± 43.20.924

SD: standard deviation. Unless otherwise indicated, data are given as the mean ± standard deviation. value calculated after correcting using Littmann’s formula. Images of good quality, as determined by a clear choroid-sclera interface, were used in the analysis (). In children with bilateral amblyopia, the worse eye was considered to be the amblyopic eye and the other eye was considered to be the dominant fellow eye.