April 2014
Volume 55, Issue 13
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ARVO Annual Meeting Abstract  |   April 2014
Ocular biometric distribution and correlation with life style of the third and the fourth grade elementary school children
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  • Jinho Jeong
    Ophthalmology, Jeju national university hospital, Jeju, Republic of Korea
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Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science April 2014, Vol.55, 3623. doi:
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      Jinho Jeong; Ocular biometric distribution and correlation with life style of the third and the fourth grade elementary school children. Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 2014;55(13):3623.

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Abstract

Purpose: To evaluate ocular biometric distribution and correlation with life style of the third and the fourth grade elementary school children in Jeju island

Methods: 720 children in 6 elementary school were enrolled for cohort study. Questionnaire for life style, TV watching time, smart phone and computer watching time, outdoor activity, parental myopia, and average homework (book reading) time was made. Age (month), and height, and body weight was measured. Ocular biometric factors about axial lenth, white-to-white, corneal curvature were measured using IOL master®. Emmetropic IOL power using Haigis formula was made.

Results: Outdoor activity, homework time, and computer time were all positively correlated. Low emmetropic power was significantly correlated with maternal myopia. Axial length was significantly correlated with paternal and maternal myopia. Keratometry alone did not show any significant correlation with parental myopia. Axial length was positively correlated with age (months) but keratometry did not. Mean axial length was 23.81mm and mean keratometry was 43.08 D. Mean WTW was 12.20 mm, and average IOL power for emmetropia was 20.97 D.

Conclusions: We could find average biometric factors for the third and the fourth grade elementary school children in Jeju island, and could suggest that maternal genetic factor may work for myopia in Korean children. Life style data would be used for the myopia progression in next 2 years cohort study.

Keywords: 605 myopia • 676 refraction • 677 refractive error development  
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