When comparing the SD-OCT values, we found significant differences between genders (thicker in males) for average macular thickness in both eyes ( p = 0.048 for the left eye and p = 0.007 for the right eye), while the central foveal thickness differences did not pass the significance threshold ( p = 0.288 for the left eye and p = 0.084 for the right eye), although they also showed a trend for slightly higher values in males.
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Comparison of Two Spectral-Domain Optical Coherence Tomographs for Macular Thickness in Romanian Children Reveals Device-Dependent Normative Data and Significant Gender Differences.
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