ArticleScientific reports2026
Prediction of ocular length in hypotony condition: a measurement study using immersion ultrasound biometry and Dino-Lite
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Biometry examination before cataract surgery is crucial to determine intraocular lens (IOL) power. It is mainly influenced by the measurement of eyeball axial length (AXL) and anterior chamber depth (ACD). The hypotony condition shortens these two parameters. The study was conducted to find an appropriate formula that can be used to correct the measurement of AXL and ACD in hypotony conditions. This was a prospective pre-post-experimental study in goat eye. The study population was adult goat eyes that met the inclusion, exclusion, and dropout criteria according to the sample size calculation. The data characteristics of IOP, AXL, and ACD in ultrasound biometry measurements of immersion techniques and Dino-Lite
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