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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ophthalmology. 2009 Oct 8;117(1):148. doi: 10.1016/j.ophtha.2009.06.008

Table 2.

Independent risk factors associated with different types of anisometropia in the Multi-Ethnic Pediatric Eye Disease Study based on stepwise multivariate regression analyses.

Risk factor* OR CI
SE Anisometropia
 Esotropia vs No Strabismus 6.20 (3.24, 11.89)
 Exotropia vs No Strabismus 3.52 (1.79, 6.95)
Hypermetropic SE Anisometropia
 Esotropia vs No Strabismus 7.53 (3.81, 14.91)
 Family_amblyopia 3.50 (1.22, 10.03)
Cylinder Anisometropia
 Age group
 06–11 Months vs 60–72 Months 2.74 (1.81, 4.16)
 12–23 Months vs 60–72 Months 1.60 (1.07, 2.39)
 Esotropia vs No Strabismus 3.02 (1.35, 6.73)
 Exotropia vs No Strabismus 3.99 (2.21, 7.19)
Cylinder vector anisometropia
 Age group
 06–11 Months vs 60–72 Months 2.91 (2.11, 4.00)
 12–23 Months vs 60–72 Months 1.61 (1.20, 2.16)
 24–35 Months vs 60–72 Months 1.39
 Esotropia vs No Strabismus 2.04 (1.01, 4.10)
 Exotropia vs No Strabismus 3.75 (2.25, 6.26)
 Down syndrome 6.21 (1.27, 30.25)

OR = odds ratio; CI = confidence interval; SE = spherical equivalent

*

variables listed in order of entry into the model