Junping Huang, Binbin Su, Haoran Wu, Zheyi Chen, Siyu Jiang, Xuhong Zhang, Zuopao Zhuo, Bin Zhang, Jun Jiang
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摘要
目的通过对近视眼Gabor信号的辨别,探讨眼感觉优势与眼间屈光差(IRED)的关系。方法选取2014年12月~ 2015年10月温州医科大学眼科医院近视患者361例。其中,根据眼间球当量(SE)的不对称性,177例受试者为非各向异性(IRED≤1D), 184例受试者为各向异性(IRED>1D)。用基于计算机的心理物理技术测量眼感觉优势。在每次试验中,当受试者仅检测到Gabor信号时,记录眼球感觉指数(OSI)。采用t检验对每只眼睛采集的50个OSI值进行比较,并将t值作为受试者的眼优势指数(ODI)。结果非参差和参差受试者的SE、J0和J45无显著性差异。无参差和参差受试者的IRED分别为0.58±0.33D和2.52±1.29D,差异有统计学意义(Wilcoxon秩和检验,Z=-20.13, P <0.01)。各向异性受试者的ODI为4.04±3.74,显著高于非各向异性受试者的ODI(3.35±2.87)(Wilcoxon秩和检验,Z=-2.08, P=0.04)。在各向异性受试者中,IRED与ODI存在相关性(Pearson相关分析,R=0.39, P <0.01)。屈光参差者的主视眼近视程度更高(P <0.05)。结论屈光参差性近视比非屈光参差性近视具有更强的眼优势。显性近视的ODI与IRED相关,显性眼较近视。关键词:感觉优势;屈光参差症;心理物理学;近视
Association between ocular sensory dominance and refractive error asymmetry in myopes
Objective
To investigate the association between ocular sensory dominance and interocular refractive error difference (IRED) based on the discrimination of Gabor signal in myopes.
Methods
From December 2014 to October 2015, 361 myopia subjects at Eye Hospital of Wenzhou Medical University were recruited. Among them, based on the asymmetry between interocular spherical equivalent (SE), 177 subjects were non-anisometropic (IRED≤1D), 184 subjects were anisometropic (IRED>1D).Ocular sensory dominance was measured with computer-based psychophysics techniques. Ocular Sensory Index (OSI) was recorded when a subject just detected the Gabor signal during each trial. T-test was used to compare the 50 OSI values collected from each eye, and the t-val-ue was used as a subject’s ocular dominance index (ODI).
Results
No significant differences were found in SE, J0 and J45 between non-anisometropic and anisometropic subjects. IRED in non-anisometropic and anisometropic subjects were-0.58±0.33D and-2.52±1.29D respectively, which had significant differences between them (Wilcoxon rank sum test, Z=-20.13, P <0.01). ODI in anisometropic subjects was 4.04±3.74, which was significantly higher than ODI (3.35±2.87) in non-anisometropic subjects (Wilcoxon rank sum test, Z=-2.08, P=0.04). In anisometropic subjects, the IRED was correlated with ODI (Pearson correlation analysis, R=0.39, P <0.01). What’s more, the dominant eyes were more myopic in these anisometropic subjects (sign-test, P <0.05).
Conclusions
The anisometropic myopes have stronger ocular dominance in comparison to non-anisometropic myopes. ODI in myopes with clear dominance is associated with IRED, and the dominant eyes are more myopic.
Key words:
Sensory dominance; Anisometropia; Psychophysics; Myopia
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