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Table 1.

Clinical characteristics in study subjects.

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Table 2.

Macular GCC measurements in right and left eyes of Chinese young subjects and interocular differences (right eye minus left eye).

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Fig 1.

Graph showing the frequency distribution of mean interocular difference (right eye minus left eye) in superior (A), inferior (B), and average (C) mGCC thickness.

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Table 3.

Percentile distribution of interocular differences (right eye minus left eye).

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Fig 2.

Scatterplots showing relationship between superior (A), average (B), and inferior (C) mGCC thickness in right eye and in left eye.

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Fig 3.

Bland–Altman plots for mGCC thickness of each eye.

Dotted lines delineate 95% confidence limits of agreement. There was no specific tendency to cause the difference between right and left eyes. A: superior mGCC thickness. B: average mGCC thickness. C: inferior mGCC thickness.

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Table 4.

Correlations of corresponding loci of mGCC thickness between the right and left eyes.

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Table 5.

Pearson correlation were calculated for variation in mGCC thickness in right and left eyes.

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Fig 4.

Scatterplot showing linear regression analysis between age (A), interocular difference in SE (B), and interocular difference in AL (C) and the interocular difference in the average mGCC thickness.

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Table 6.

Factors associated with the interocular difference in the average mGCC thickness in Chinese young subjects.

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