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Офтальмологічні критерії синдрому недиференційованої дисплазії сполучної тканини у дітей з набутою міопією

Authors: Tsybulska, T.E.; Zavgorodnya, T.S.;

Офтальмологічні критерії синдрому недиференційованої дисплазії сполучної тканини у дітей з набутою міопією

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Метою роботи було визначення офтальмологічних критеріїв синдрому недиференційованої дисплазії сполучної тканини у дітей з набутою міопією. Встановлено, що головними офтальмологічними критеріями зорового аналізатора, які дозволяють проводити дискримінацію при набутій міопії між наявністю синдрому недиференційованої дисплазії сполучної тканини та його відсутністю з точками порогу класифікації, є показник заломлюючої сили рогівки ≤ 41,5 дптр (чутливість 88 %, специфічність 90 %), глибина передньої камери ока ≥ 3,88 мм (чутливість 87 %, специфічність 78 %), діаметр рогівки ≥ 11,85 мм (чутливість 90 %, специфічність 87 %).

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міопія; діти; офтальмологічні маркери; дисплазія сполучної тканини; дискримінантний аналіз, миопия; дети; офтальмологические маркеры; дисплазия соединительной ткани; дискриминантный анализ, myopia; children; ophthalmic markers; dysplasia of the connective tissue; discriminant analysis

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