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. 2016 Sep 7;11(9):e0162012. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0162012

Table 3. Corneal characteristics of high myopia by axial length.

Axial length group(mm) 26–28 28–30 ≥30 P value
n 56 46 65
Axial length(mm) Mean±SD 26.82±0.51 28.98±0.62 31.95±1.50 0.000#
Astig. C (D) Mean±S 0.96±0.62 1.13±0.81 1.11±0.69 0.500#
Range 0.1, 4.2 0.1, 3.6 0.1, 3.7
Astig. F (D) Mean±SD 0.93±0.63 1.04±0.81 1.01±0.61 0.697##
Range 0.1, 4.4 0.1, 4 0.1, 3.2
Astig. B (D) Mean±SD -0.25±0.13 -0.32±0.21 -0.30±0.18 0.396#
Range 0, -0.7 0, -0.9 -0.1, -0.9
Diff. (D) Mean±SD 0.03±0.20 0.09±0.39 0.10±0.39 0.404#
Range -0.4, 0.4 -0.6, 1.1 -0.9, 1.5
Astig. type WTR (C) 21 22 23 0.392###
ATR (C) 21 18 31
Obl. (C) 14 6 11
WTR (F) 28 24 28 0.585###
ATR (F) 15 16 23
Obl. (F) 13 6 14
No astig. (B) 3 2 0 0.126####
WTR (B) 45 40 61
ATR (B) 2 3 1
Obl. (B) 6 1 3

Astig. = astigmatism value; Diff. = difference, Astig. C–Astig. F; Astig. type = astigmatism type; WTR = with the rule; ATR = against the rule; Obl. = oblique; No astig. = no astigmatism; D = diopters; C = total cornea; F = anterior corneal surface; B = posterior corneal surface; SD = standard deviation.

#Kruskal–Wallis test

##one-way ANOVA

###Pearson’s χ2 test

####Fisher’s exact test