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Dynamic tear meniscus parameters in complete blinking:insights into dry eye assessment 被引量:1
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作者 ying-huai zhang Jun Feng +4 位作者 Chen-Yuan Yi Xian-Yu Deng Yong-Jin Zhou Lei Tian Ying Jie 《International Journal of Ophthalmology(English edition)》 SCIE CAS 2023年第12期1911-1918,共8页
AIM:To investigate the relationship between dynamic tear meniscus parameters and dry eye using an automated tear meniscus segmentation method.METHODS:The analysis of tear meniscus videos captured within 5s after a com... AIM:To investigate the relationship between dynamic tear meniscus parameters and dry eye using an automated tear meniscus segmentation method.METHODS:The analysis of tear meniscus videos captured within 5s after a complete blink includes data from 38 participates.By processing video data,several key parameters including the average height of the tear meniscus at different lengths,the curvature of the tear meniscus’s upper boundary,and the total area of the tear meniscus in each frame were calculated.The effective values of these dynamic parameters were then linearly fitted to explore the relationship between their changing trends and dry eye disease.RESULTS:In 94.74%of the samples,the average height of central tear meniscus increased over time.Moreover,97.37%of the samples exhibited an increase in the overall tear meniscus height(TMH)and area from the nasal to temporal side.Notably,the central TMH increased at a faster rate compared to the nasal side with the temporal side showing the slowest ascent.Statistical analysis indicates that the upper boundary curvature of the whole tear meniscus as well as the tear meniscus of the nasal side(2,3,and 4 mm)aid in identifying the presence of dry eye and assessing its severity.CONCLUSION:This study contributes to the understanding of tear meniscus dynamics as potential markers for dry eye,utilizing an automated and non-invasive approach that has implications for clinical assessment. 展开更多
关键词 dry eye DYNAMIC tear meniscus BLINKING
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