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Published in final edited form as: Ophthalmology. 2023 Sep 26;131(3):349–359. doi: 10.1016/j.ophtha.2023.09.025

Table 3.

Comparison of self-reported visual function between spherical equivalent categories in the MI-SIGHT participants

High Myopia SE ≤ −5 (n=55) Moderate Myopia −5 < SE ≤ −3 (n=71) Mild Myopia −3 < SE ≤ −1 (n=195) No Myopia/Hyperopia SE ± 0.99 (n=657) Mild Hyperopia 1 ≤ SE <3 (n=158) Moderate/High* Hyperopia SE ≥ 3 (n=28)
VFQ Subscale n Mean (SD), Median n Mean (SD), Median n Mean (SD), Median n Mean (SD), Median n Mean (SD), Median n Mean (SD), Median P-value**
Composite 55 83.8 (14.7), 88.9 70 82.5 (13.8), 86.7 194 78.9 (15.1), 81.7 652 79.6 (15.1), 82.5 157 78.1 (16.6), 81.7 28 81.9 (16.7), 88.0 0.0570
General Vision 55 76.0 (19.0), 80.0 70 74.6 (17.7), 80.0 193 69.7 (18.7), 80.0 645 69.1 (18.0), 60.0 157 65.7 (20.1), 60.0 28 71.4 (12.7), 80.0 0.0014a,b
Near Activities 55 85.2 (17.6), 91.7 70 83.1 (17.2), 83.3 193 79.7 (19.4), 83.3 652 79.5 (19.1), 83.3 157 77.3 (21.7), 83.3 28 79.8 (21.2), 87.5 0.1445
Distance Activities 53 87.7 (18.1), 100.0 69 87.3 (19.5), 100.0 188 84.2 (22.7), 100.0 633 85.9 (21.8), 100.0 152 85.0 (21.8), 100.0 28 85.7 (23.0), 100.0 0.9210
Mental Health 55 62.7 (29.6), 75.0 70 58.9 (28.2), 50.0 194 59.3 (27.2), 50.0 652 58.6 (30.7), 50.0 157 58.0 (30.8), 50.0 28 63.4 (29.3), 75.0 0.8255
Role Difficulties 55 88.6 (27.6), 100.0 70 88.6 (22.8), 100.0 193 84.7 (28.3), 100.0 643 87.0 (26.4), 100.0 156 86.4 (28.2), 100.0 28 95.5 (19.3), 100.0 0.2496
Driving 52 93.3 (14.9), 100.0 66 92.0 (17.1), 100.0 181 87.0 (21.3), 100.0 587 91.5 (19.4), 100.0 134 91.2 (20.4), 100.0 23 93.5 (21.6), 100.0 0.0093c
Peripheral Vision 54 90.7 (18.4), 100.0 69 92.4 (15.0), 100.0 190 88.6 (17.6), 100.0 647 89.1 (18.5), 100.0 155 88.9 (20.2), 100.0 28 92.0 (18.1), 100.0 0.4997

MI-SIGHT, Michigan Screening and Intervention for Glaucoma and Eye Health through Telemedicine; VFQ, Visual Function Questionnaire; SE, Spherical Equivalent; SD, Standard Deviation

*

Moderate Hyperopia is defined as SE 3–4.99, n=25; High Hyperopia is defined as SE≥5, n=3; categories were combined due to the small sample size of high hyperopes;

**

Kruskal-Wallis test

Post-hoc pairwise comparisons with Dwass, Steel, Critchlow-Fligner multiple comparison procedure showed significant differences between:

a

High myopia versus Mild hyperopia,

b

Moderate myopia versus Mild hyperopia,

c

Mild myopia versus No myopia/hyperopia