Description: 54 eyes from 41 pediatric participants aged 0.1 to 11.3 years, including healthy controls and subjects with primary congenital glaucoma, were imaged at the University of Maryland, Baltimore between November 2014 and May 2022. Corneal photographs and ultrasound biomicroscopy (UBM) images were analyzed. Measurements included horizontal and vertical corneal diameters from photographs and angle-to-angle distances from UBM images. Three observers independently measured each image, with averages used for analysis. Statistical methods measured reliability and relationships across age groups and between healthy and glaucomatous eyes, aiming to enhance understanding of pediatric ocular anatomy and pathology.

Subject of Study

Subject Domain

Population Age

Child (2 years to 12 years)

Infant (1 to 23 months of age)

Keywords

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Dataset containing cornea diameter and angle-to-angle measurements from all eyes.

Associated Publications

Data Type

Equipment Used

Quantel Aviso A/B ultrasound biomicroscopy

Software Used

ImageJ

Study Type

Observational

Dataset Format(s)

CSV

Comparison of angle-to-angle distance and corneal diameter in pediatric eyes using ultrasound biomicroscopy