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Table 1.

IOL models object of the study (Group A and Group B).

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Table 2.

A—Constant before and after zeroing out the mean error for R factor and ALxK methods, when possible.

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Fig 1.

Comparison between median absolute errors by using R factor, ALxK, and ALMA methods in group A (91 patients, mean error not zeroed out).

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Fig 2.

Comparison between refractive errors by using R factor and ALMA methods in group A (91 patients, mean error not zeroed out).

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Fig 3.

Comparison between refractive error by using ALxK and ALMA methods in group A (91 patients, mean error not zeroed out).

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Table 3.

Comparison between R Factor, ALxK and ALMA methods in Group A.

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Table 4.

Group B after zeroing out the Mean Error (ME).

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Table 5.

Characteristics, data and results for Group B1 (32 patients) and Group B2 (36 patients).

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Fig 4.

Comparison between median absolute errors by using R factor, ALxK, and ALMA methods in group B (68 patients, mean error zeroed out).

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Fig 5.

Comparison between refractive errors by using R factor and ALMA methods in group B (68 patients, mean error zeroed out).

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Fig 6.

Comparison between refractive error by using ALxK and ALMA methods in group B (68 patients, mean error zeroed out).

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Table 6.

Comparison between R Factor, ALxK and ALMA methods in Group B.

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