Molecular Vision: Neri, Mol Vis 2012; 18:2623-2632. Table 1

Table 1. Biometric measurements of the patient eyes.

Measurement	Method	Right eye	Left eye
Axial length	IOL-Master	15.85 mm	15.91 mm
Horizontal corneal diameter (White-to-white distance)	IOL-Master	11.9 mm	11.9 mm
Anterior corneal curvature (Keratometry) r-min (K-steep)	AS-OCT	6.88 mm (49.0D)	6.94 mm (48.6D)
Anterior corneal curvature (Keratometry) r-max (K-flat)	AS-OCT	7.16 mm (47.1D)	7.19 mm (46.9D)
Anterior corneal curvature (Keratometry) avg-r (avg-K)	AS-OCT	7.02 mm (48.1D)	7.07 mm (47.8D)
ACD	AS-OCT	3.41 mm	3.41 mm
CCT	AS-OCT	514 µm	506 µm
AR-AR	AS-OCT	11.5 mm	11.5 mm
Lens thickness	AS-OCT	5.70 mm	5.65 mm
Superior irido-corneal angle	AS-OCT	36.4°	21.0°
Nasal irido-corneal angle	AS-OCT	29.2°	20.5°
Inferior irido-corneal angle	AS-OCT	34.7°	24.5°
Temporal irido-corneal angle	AS-OCT	30.5°	27.4°
Optic disc area	HRT	1.511 mm²	1.582 mm²
Cup/disk area ratio	HRT	0.004	0.214

Anterior corneal curvature abbreviations: r-min, r-max and r-avg are the minimum, maximum and average radius of curvature of the anterior corneal surface, respectively; the corresponding keratometric values, expressed in diopters (D), are indicated in parenthesis. ACD: anterior chamber depth (distance from the corneal epithelium to the lens anterior surface). CCT: central corneal thickness. AR-AR: distance between temporal and nasal angular recesses measured in horizontal AS-OCT scans of the anterior segment of the eye. Lens thickness is measured along the fixation axis in vertical sections of the lens obtained with AS-OCT. Irido-corneal angles were measured with a dedicated function of the AS-OCT on horizontal and vertical OCT B-scans of the anterior segment of the eye.