Demographic Factors of Interest Sample Clauses

Demographic Factors of Interest. Demographic links to astigmatism have been studied in the general population, but no such research exists in aphakic infants. Even in the population of non-aphakic infants, the literature includes very few articles on demographic factors and astigmatism. What does exist tends to show little to no significance within demographic factors. The link between gender and astigmatism is not clear or perhaps even non-existent in children (Xxxxxx-Xxxx, 2000; Xxxxxxxx, et al, 2000). With age, it is determined that infants aged 0 to 6 months seem to have more astigmatism than children up to six years of age (Xxxxxxx, 1984; Xxxxxxxx, 1978), as the incidence of clinically significant astigmatism (i.e., greater than 1.0 D) decreased over time. This includes incidence of “severe astigmatism,” classified as greater than 3.0 diopters. Much of the early astigmatism may be resolved between 1 and 6 years because the eye is not as malleable as during the first year of life.
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