Effects of light variation on Schwalbe's line-based anterior chamber angle metrics measured with cirrus spectral domain optical coherence tomography
Effects of light variation on Schwalbe's line-based anterior chamber angle metrics measured with cirrus spectral domain optical coherence tomography
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10.1111/ceo.12700
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发表时间:
2016-08-01
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4
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Chopra, Vikas
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作者:
Marion, Kenneth M.;Niemeyer, Moritz;Chopra, Vikas
BackgroundEvaluate the impact of variations in ambient lighting conditions on the reproducibility/reliability of Schwalbe's Line (SL)-based anterior chamber angle (ACA) metrics using spectral domain optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT).DesignImages were taken at Doheny Eye Centers-UCLA clinic, which were randomized, masked and graded twice by dual reading centre graders.ParticipantsTwenty-five normal/healthy participants with open anglesMethodsInferior angles were imaged using Cirrus SD-OCT under five light levels (foot-candles (fc) measured at camera-eye interface with Sper light-meter) with the instrument's corneal illumination function set to default level of 50 (CIdef) and low 5 (CIlow). Each eye was imaged 20 times, totaling 500 assessments.Main Outcome MeasuresSL-angle-opening-distance (SL-AOD) and SL-trabecular-iris-space-area (SL-TISA) measured using custom ImageJ software. Intra-/inter-grader variability analyses were completed using Statistical-Package-for-Social-Science and Bland-Altman plots demonstrated limits of agreement for comparisons.ResultsLight level demonstrated a linear relationship with angle size, thus differences from highest to lowest light levels were compared. Decreasing light from 1.00.0fc at CIdef decreased SL-AOD from 394 mu m+/-137 mu m356 mu m+/-137 mu m (mean percent difference (MPD)=10.71%,P