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. 2022 Jun;11(6):933–946. doi: 10.21037/tp-22-226

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Scatter plots showing the relationship between the refractive errors measured by two autorefractors and those measured by subjective refraction after cycloplegia. (A) SD of WAM vs. subjective refraction; (B) SD of TOPCON vs. subjective refraction; (C) SE of WAM vs. subjective refraction; (D) SE of TOPCON vs. subjective refraction; (E) J0 of WAM vs. subjective refraction; (F) J0 of TOPCON vs. subjective refraction; (G) J45 of WAM vs. subjective refraction; and (H) J45 of TOPCON vs. subjective refraction. SD, spherical diopter; SE, spherical equivalence; J0, the axial 0°/180° representing with/against the rule of astigmatism; J45, the axial 45°/135° representing the oblique axis of astigmatism; D, diopter.