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. 2013 Apr 12;54(4):2634–2644. doi: 10.1167/iovs.12-10514

Table.

Details and Sample Sizes for Each Treatment for All Species

Species
Treatment
Ocularity
Sample Size
Chicks −7 D lens, continuous Monocular 24
+6 or +7 D lens, continuous Monocular 36
+7 D lens with a weak diffuser, continuous Monocular 13
+6 D lens, 5 s every 5 min Monocular 10
+6 D lens, 20 s every 20 min Monocular 9
+7 D lens, 2 min every 10 min Monocular 7
+6 D lens, 2 min every h Monocular 14
+10 D lens, 5 min every 4 h Monocular 6
+6 D lens, 30 min every 2 h Monocular 6
+6 or +10 D lens, 30 min every 4 h Monocular 76
+6 D lens, 30 min every 12 h Monocular 6
+6 and −6 D lenses, each worn alternately for 15 min every 4 h Monocular 12
Tree shrews 1 d of recovery after 5 d of form deprivation Monocular 5
3 d of recovery after 5 d of form deprivation Monocular 8
5 d of recovery after 5 d of form deprivation Monocular 10
7 d of recovery after 5 d of form deprivation Monocular 5
9 d of recovery after 5 d of form deprivation Monocular 6
Marmosets Recovery from −5 D contact lens wear Monocular 15
Recovery from −3 or −5 D spectacle lens wear Binocular 24
Recovery from form deprivation Monocular 17
+3 or +5 D spectacle lens wear Binocular 18
+5 D contact lens wear Monocular 20
Untreated, normal marmosets N.A. 20
Rhesus macaques Recovery from form deprivation Monocular 9
Recovery from −3 D lens wear on the right eye (plano lens on the left eye) Monocular 9
Recovery from −3 D lens wear on both eyes Binocular 10
Recovery from −6 D lens wear on both eyes Binocular 3
Recovery from wearing negative lenses sequentially Binocular 4
Untreated, normal rhesus macaques N.A. 40

Details and sample sizes for each treatment for all species (except for chicks whose untreated fellow eyes were measured repeatedly within an hour and form-deprived tree shrews without recovery; these values are given in the text).