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A Controlled Study on the Correlation between Tear Film Volume and Tear Film Stability in Diabetic Patients.

J Ophthalmol · 2016 · PMC4789474 · PMID 27034823

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highly significantP = 0.002actually significant
The Blinking Rate The rate of blinking per minute was recorded to vary from 18 to 40 blinks/min with a mean value of 25.32/min (±6.15 SD) in Group A patients as compared to a range from 15 to 24 blinks/min with a mean of 20.44/min (±2.25 SD) in group B; the difference between the two groups was found to be statistically highly significant ( P = 0.002).

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The weak negative correlation between the age and the rate of blinking ( r = −0.39) was of no statistical significance ( P = 0.06); however it was close to being significant.

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