Photopic pupil center in myopic eyes and between the lower phase as the state points for the total axial displacement of corneal reflex.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Photopic pupil center in myopic eyes and between the lower phase as the state points for the total axial displacement of corneal reflex Of: Xia Zhe people, Zhang Jia, Shih-Hao Chen, Yu Ye, Qin-US [Abstract] Objective: To study the pupillary center, as the next state of lower phase between visual and coaxial corneal reflex points for the shift and its clinical significance. Methods: 62 patients with myopia (124 eyes, in the photopic and between the two states as using the NIDEK OPD-Scan access to the pupil center and corneal reflection co-axial and axial distance between points, as well as the pupil center between photopic pupil center relative to the distance and axial, and the the vector analysis. Results: between photopic visual change to the state, the eyes and below the pupil center shift to the majority of the temporal (77% right eye, left eye 74%, no case showed the nose to the top of the shift, the pupil center shift and change in pupil size was positively correlated with: the right eye (r = 0.391, P = 0.002, left eye (r = 0.361, P = 0.004. Conclusion: between photopic visual environment as the environment changes, the pupil diameter, while larger, will change as the pupil center, mainly under the direction of the temporal shift. In a co-axial center of corneal reflection point of cutting the corneal refractive surgery, patients must pay attention to whether the pupil size consistent with the preoperative measurement to The actual amount of shift to ensure that the heart and the expected match. [Keywords:] pupillary center axis of the cornea were highlighted as the inter-view reflective Abstract: Objective: To investigate the shift of the pupil center relative to the coaxially sighted corneal reflex in Chinese myopic patients under photopic and mesopic conditions. Methods: Sixty-one myopic patients (122 eyes) underwent pupillometry with the NIDEK OPD-Scan under photopic and mesopic conditions. The shift of the pupil ce