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Meanings of axial length in English

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Usage of axial length in English
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The mean peak in axial length was found to occur at 1113.
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A corresponding trend was also found in the change of the axial length.
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Measures of intraocular pressure and axial length were also taken at each measurement session.
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Conclusions: Encircling the sclera may accelerate progression of myopia by significantly increasing axial length.
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Significant associations of subclinical ONHD with smaller ONH and shorter axial length were found.
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No significant difference was found between the mean peak times of axial length and IOP.
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An infant with congenital glaucoma had a normal corneal diameter with an increased axial length.
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Ocular refraction, axial length and body weight were measured at the start and after 21 days.
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Conclusions: Methods using axial length are most accurate.
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For comparison, two control eyes were matched with each SIOD eye by age and axial length.
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The relation between the error and axial length, ametropia, and keratometry was explored by linear regression analysis.
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The degree of myopia itself does not contribute to a significant difference in the increased axial length.
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Children with congenital GH deficiency or insensitivity have a mean hyperopic defect related to a shorter axial length.
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Associations exist between the change in axial length and the change in IOP, as measured by dynamic contour tonometry.
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All participants had undergone standard ophthalmic examination including measurements of axial length (AL) and corneal radius (CR).
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Main outcome measure: The changes of axial length per month between operated eyes and contralateral eyes (control group).
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