Fig 1.
Example to explain data collection: Left eye of a 5-year-old girl who underwent iDesign measurements after cycloplegia.
(A) Eye image and refraction error power (diopter), wavefront reconstruction based on Zernike polynomials for all-order aberrations root mean square (RMS) error (μ), higher-order aberrations (HOAs) rate (%), all-order aberrations effective blur (diopter), and quality check signal light; (B) Point spread function and HOAs effective blur (diopter) using Fourier reconstruction; (C) HOAs Wavefront error map and HOAs RMS error (μ) using Fourier Reconstruction; (D) Zernike table and Polar Zernike coefficients (μ) at aperture diameter of 4 mm.
Table 1.
Baseline characteristics and objective refraction error of studied subjects with cycloplegia.
Table 2.
Treatment and higher-order aberrations data of studied patients.
Table 3.
Correlation of BCVA recovery with age, and higher-order aberrations data without cycloplegia after treatment for 6 months.
Table 4.
Correlation of BCVA recovery with age, and higher-order aberrations data with cycloplegia after treatment for 6 months.