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. 2024 May 18;17(5):924–931. doi: 10.18240/ijo.2024.05.18

Table 2. Comparison of demographic biological characteristics, SER, and ocular biometric parameters between the control group and the intervention group.

Parameters Control group (n=875)a Intervention group (n=931)a t/χ2 P
Age (y) 7.59±0.53 7.41±0.54 7.017 0.001
Male (%) 460 (52.57) 507 (54.46) 0.645 0.422
Height (m) 1.31±0.07 1.31±0.07 1.453 0.146
Body weight (kg) 28.52±7.21 27.94±6.84 1.434 0.152
Body mass indexb 16.43±3.55 16.29±3.57 0.6544 0.513
Wearing glasses (%) 85 (14.3) 98 (14.5) 0.014 0.906
Uncorrected visual acuity 0.86±0.24 0.88±0.22 -1.567 0.117
Spherical equivalent refraction (D) -0.34±1.07 -0.39±1.01 1.113 0.256
Prevalence of myopia (%) 73/875 (8.5) 87/861 (10.1) 0.1256 0.723
Axial length (mm) 23.08±0.83 23.09±0.81 -0.2568 0.797
Corneal curvature (D) 43.27±1.44 43.22±1.44 0.691 0.488
White to white distance (mm) 12.19±0.39 12.20±0.38 -0.895 0.371
Anterior chamber depth (mm) 3.38±0.24 3.37±0.36 0.902 0.377
Outdoor time per day (%)
 <2h 508 (85.4) 598 (88.6) 2.906 0.088
 >2h 87 (14.6) 77 (11.4)
Parental myopia (%)
 No 143 (24.2) 184 (27.7) 2.432 0.296
 Father or mother 254 (43.1) 262 (39.4)
 Father and mother 193 (32.7) 219 (32.9)

aRight eye data for students who completed baseline examination. bCalculalted as weight in kilograms divided by height in meters squared. SER: Spherical equivalent refraction.