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. 2022 Dec 21;5(12):e2247795. doi: 10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2022.47795

Table 4. Prevalence of Child Astigmatism in Different Combinations of Parental Astigmatism Severities in 5708 Trios.

Parental astigmatism status Children, No. Age of children, mean (SD), y Prevalence of child astigmatism, % (95% CI)
Parental refractive astigmatism status
No astigmatism plus no astigmatism 2530 7.35 (0.87) 21.6 (20.0-23.2)a
No astigmatism plus mild astigmatismb 1904 7.32 (0.87) 22.5 (20.6-24.4)a
Mild astigmatism plus mild astigmatism 343 7.31 (0.86) 27.6 (23.0-32.7)a
High astigmatism plus no astigmatism 654 7.22 (0.87) 31.5 (28.0-35.3)a
High astigmatism plus mild astigmatism 221 7.31 (0.88) 37.3 (30.9-44.0)a
High astigmatism plus high astigmatism 41 7.27 (0.79) 43.9 (28.5-60.3)a
Overall 5693 7.32 (0.87) 24.2 (23.1-25.3)a
Parental corneal astigmatism status
No astigmatism plus no astigmatism 1785 7.39 (0.87) 51.0 (48.7-53.4)c
No astigmatism plus mild astigmatism 2101 7.32 (0.87) 61.1 (59.0-63.3)c
Mild astigmatism plus mild astigmatism 623 7.33 (0.86) 67.0 (63.2-70.8)c
High astigmatism plus no astigmatism 551 7.26 (0.86) 67.6 (63.5-71.5)c
High astigmatism plus mild astigmatism 382 7.17 (0.86) 77.1 (72.5-81.2)c
High astigmatism plus high astigmatism 51 7.22 (0.90) 84.0 (70.9-92.8)c
Overall 5493 7.33 (0.87) 60.5 (59.2-61.8)c
a

Prevalence of child refractive astigmatism.

b

This group contained trios of mothers without astigmatism plus fathers with mild astigmatism, as well as trios of fathers without astigmatism plus mothers with mild astigmatism. The same is applied to all 6 groups.

c

Prevalence of child corneal astigmatism.