Influence of macular pigment optical density spatial distribution on intraocular scatter.

J Optom · 2017 · PMC5219829 · PMID 26621117

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Conclusions While there was an overall trend of decreased intraocular forward scatter with increased MPOD consistent with selective short wavelength visible light attenuation, neither discrete nor summed values of MPOD significantly influence intraocular scatter as measured by the C-Quant device.

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Correlations between the highest and lowest quartiles of MPOD within the central 1° were near significance.

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