1. Volume 12, Issue 2, Pages 173-176 (April 2008)
Effect of axial length and keratometry measurement error on intraocular lens implant power prediction formulas in pediatric patients 
Maya Eibschitz-Tsimhoni, MD, Omer Tsimhoni, PhD, Steven M. Archer, MD, Monte A. Del Monte, MD 
Journal of American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus {JAAPOS} 
Volume 12, Issue 2, Pages (April 2008)
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2. FIG 1
(A) The sensitivity of the IOL power calculation to a +1 mm axial length measurement error as a function of axial length for the SRK II (in gray), SRK/T (in red), Holladay I (in blue), Hoffer Q (in black), and Haigis (in green) formulas. (B) The sensitivity of the IOL power calculation to a +1 mm axial length measurement error as a function of keratometry values for the SRK II (in gray), SRK/T (in red), Holladay I (in blue), Hoffer Q (in black), and Haigis (in green) formulas. (C) The sensitivity of the IOL power calculation to a 1 D keratometry measurement error as a function of axial length for the SRK II (in gray), SRK/T (in red), Holladay I (in blue), Hoffer Q (in black), and Haigis (in green) formulas. (D) The sensitivity of the IOL power calculation to a 1 D keratometry measurement error as a function of keratometry values for the SRK II (in gray), SRK/T (in red), Holladay I (in blue), Hoffer Q (in black), and Haigis (in green) formulas.
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