Table 2.

Multiple regression analysis of best corrected visual acuity at 5 and 8 years for stage 4A (n = 35)

BCVA at age of 5 years old; R = 0.5509
	β	SE (β)	stdβ	t-value	P-value
Lens	−0.5316	0.1786	−0.4415	−2.9766	0.00551
Dominant eye at age 5	−0.4552	0.1786	−0.3779	−2.5483	0.01582
BCVA at age of 8 years old; R = 0.5992
	β	SE (β)	stdβ	t-value	P-value
Lens	−0.4714	0.1705	−0.3934	−2.7652	0.00936
Dominant eye at age 5	−0.5920	0.1705	−0.4941	−3.4724	0.00150
Difference of BCVA between 5 and 8 years old; R = 0.2996
	β	SE (β)	stdβ	t-value	P-value
Lens	0.06024	0.08775	0.1164	0.6865	0.49733
Dominant eye at age 5	−0.1368	0.08775	−0.2643	−1.5591	0.12881

BCVA best corrected visual acuity (logMAR acuity), Lens; phakia converted 1, aphakia converted 0, Dominant eye; dominant eye converted 1, non-dominant converted 0

R multiple correlation coefficient, SE standard error