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Purpose. To evaluate changes in iris cross-sectional area and iris volume using ultrasound biomicroscopy (UBM). Methods. Patients were imaged before and after pupillary dilation. Images were exported to an IBM-compatible PC in PCX format. Iris volume and cross-sectional area were then measured using an automated software program of our own design capable of calculating iris volume with axial alignment using keratometry and corneal diameter. Results. 10 patients were enrolled (mean age, 45.5 ±19.0 yrs; mean refractive error, -2.4 ± 3.6 D; mean axial length, 24.1 ±1.6 mm). Mean iris volume was 41.21 ±2.64 mm3 before dilation and 35.88 ±3.92 mm3 after dilation (p=0.009, paired tTest) (12.5 ±11.4 % reduction). Cross-sectional iris area was 2.31 ±0.26 mm2 before dilation and 1.51 ±0.22 mm after dilation (p<0.0001, paired t-Test) (33.8 ±13.2 % reduction). Conclusion. Iris volume and cross-sectional iris area decrease with dilation. The decrease in iris volume represents loss of fluid from the stroma.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Journal | Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science |
| Volume | 38 |
| Issue number | 4 |
| State | Published - Dec 1 1997 |
| Externally published | Yes |
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Iris volume before and after pupillary dilation using ultrasound biomicroscopy. / Ishikawa, H.; Ritch, R.; Hoh, S. T.; Liebmann, J. M.; Greenfield, David; Uji, Y.
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T1 - Iris volume before and after pupillary dilation using ultrasound biomicroscopy
AU - Ishikawa, H.
AU - Ritch, R.
AU - Hoh, S. T.
AU - Liebmann, J. M.
AU - Greenfield, David
AU - Uji, Y.
PY - 1997/12/1
Y1 - 1997/12/1
N2 - Purpose. To evaluate changes in iris cross-sectional area and iris volume using ultrasound biomicroscopy (UBM). Methods. Patients were imaged before and after pupillary dilation. Images were exported to an IBM-compatible PC in PCX format. Iris volume and cross-sectional area were then measured using an automated software program of our own design capable of calculating iris volume with axial alignment using keratometry and corneal diameter. Results. 10 patients were enrolled (mean age, 45.5 ±19.0 yrs; mean refractive error, -2.4 ± 3.6 D; mean axial length, 24.1 ±1.6 mm). Mean iris volume was 41.21 ±2.64 mm3 before dilation and 35.88 ±3.92 mm3 after dilation (p=0.009, paired tTest) (12.5 ±11.4 % reduction). Cross-sectional iris area was 2.31 ±0.26 mm2 before dilation and 1.51 ±0.22 mm after dilation (p<0.0001, paired t-Test) (33.8 ±13.2 % reduction). Conclusion. Iris volume and cross-sectional iris area decrease with dilation. The decrease in iris volume represents loss of fluid from the stroma.
AB - Purpose. To evaluate changes in iris cross-sectional area and iris volume using ultrasound biomicroscopy (UBM). Methods. Patients were imaged before and after pupillary dilation. Images were exported to an IBM-compatible PC in PCX format. Iris volume and cross-sectional area were then measured using an automated software program of our own design capable of calculating iris volume with axial alignment using keratometry and corneal diameter. Results. 10 patients were enrolled (mean age, 45.5 ±19.0 yrs; mean refractive error, -2.4 ± 3.6 D; mean axial length, 24.1 ±1.6 mm). Mean iris volume was 41.21 ±2.64 mm3 before dilation and 35.88 ±3.92 mm3 after dilation (p=0.009, paired tTest) (12.5 ±11.4 % reduction). Cross-sectional iris area was 2.31 ±0.26 mm2 before dilation and 1.51 ±0.22 mm after dilation (p<0.0001, paired t-Test) (33.8 ±13.2 % reduction). Conclusion. Iris volume and cross-sectional iris area decrease with dilation. The decrease in iris volume represents loss of fluid from the stroma.
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