Comparison of Refractive Errors Measured by Spot™ Vision Screener at a Health Checkup for Three-year-old Children With Those by a Table-Mounted Auto Ref-Keratometer in a Medical Institution

[Purpose] We compared the refractive errors measured by Spot™ Vision Screener (SVS) at a health checkup for 3-year-old children with those measured by a table-mounted auto ref-keratometer (KR-8100) used in a medical institution. [Subjects and Methods] Based on the SVS result from a health checkup fo...

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Published inJAPANESE ORTHOPTIC JOURNAL Vol. 47; pp. 141 - 146
Main Authors Tatara, Shunya, Ishii, Masako, Ubukata, Hokuto, Mizuno, Nobuko, Ogasawara, Akemi, Oishi, Shiho, Nishimura, Maika, Noguchi, Atsushi, Abe, Haruki
Format Journal Article
LanguageJapanese
Published JAPANESE ASSOCIATION OF CERTIFIED ORTHOPTISTS 2018
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Summary:[Purpose] We compared the refractive errors measured by Spot™ Vision Screener (SVS) at a health checkup for 3-year-old children with those measured by a table-mounted auto ref-keratometer (KR-8100) used in a medical institution. [Subjects and Methods] Based on the SVS result from a health checkup for 3-year-old children, 55 children were advised to receive an ophthalmology consultation at Fujieda Municipal General Hospital and were included as subjects. Among them, 94 eyes of 47 subjects could be measured by the KR-8100 at the first medical examination. Their refractive errors measured by the KR-8100 were compared to the refractive errors measured by the SVS at the health checkup. [Results] The average spherical powers were +1.49±1.67 D by the SVS and +0.44±2.66 D by the KR-8100. The spherical powers by the SVS were significantly more hyperopic than those by the KR-8100 (p<0.01). The average cylindrical powers were -1.72±1.19 D by the SVS and -1.27±1.27 D by the KR-8100. The cylindrical powers by the SVS were significantly higher than those by the KR-8100 (p<0.01). Both spherical and cylindrical powers by the SVS showed strong correlations with those by the KR-8100 (rs=0.81 for spherical, rs=0.71 for cylindrical). [Conclusion] In the 3-year-old children who were advised to receive an ophthalmology consultation after a health checkup, their spherical powers measured by the SVS were significantly more hyperopic and the cylindrical powers were significantly higher than those by the KR-8100.
ISSN:0387-5172
1883-9215
DOI:10.4263/jorthoptic.047F112