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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Feb 2.
Published in final edited form as: Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci. 2007 Dec;48(12):5806. doi: 10.1167/iovs.07-0661

Table 5.

Analysis of Decentration Tolerance (Maximum Permissible Decentration to Maintain a Threshold Value)

(μ m)
SD of (μm) (CV of [%])
Parameter Threshold Value 3.5-mm PD 6-mm PD 3.5-mm PD 6-mm PD
Δ2nd-order sphere −0.5 D 1255 ± 160 1313 ± 136 228 ± 60 (19 ± 7) 111 ± 47 (8 ± 3)
Δ2nd-order cylinder −0.5 D 1304 ± 130 1008 ± 214 208 ± 64 (16 ± 6) 173 ± 102 (16 ± 8)
ΔVSOTF sphere −0.5 D 1348 ± 104 1232 ± 314 204 ± 63 (15 ± 6) 246 ± 55 (20 ± 5)
ΔVSOTF cylinder −0.5 D 1289 ± 201 1167 ± 271 226 ± 100 (19 ± 13) 207 ± 63 (20 ± 12)
Δlog BCVSOTF −0.2 1219 ± 210 800 ± 512 248 ± 82 (21 ± 8) 143 ± 40 (21 ± 8)

The radius is the mean length of the vectors between the center and the locations with threshold values. The SD and CV of reflect the irregularity of the decentration behavior. All data are expressed as the mean and SD. PD, analysis pupil diameter. VSOTF sphere/cylinder, simulated endpoint of the subjective refraction based on the BCVSOTF.