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Interpupillary Distance and its Limits in South Western Nigeria

Jagun Omodele, Betiku Anthony, Aham-Onyebuchi Ugochi, Olajide Olushola, Leshi Mojisola

Journal of Advances in Medicine and Medical Research · pp. 1–7 · Published 27 Sep 2015

10.9734/BJMMR/2016/19152

Abstract

Aim: To determine the normal and extremes of values for interpupillary distance [IPD] amongst adults in Ogun State, South Western Nigeria. Methodology: A population based cross-sectional study. Multi-staged stratified random sampling was used to select respondents from seven Local government areas in Ogun State. Results: One thousand two hundred and seventy four respondents were examined and each had Interpupillary distance measurements done using an automated refractor. The mean age of the study population was 41.18±20.12 years with 57.4% females. The mean IPD was 67.50±4.06 mm with a minimum value of 50mm and maximum of 84 mm. Most [75.51%] of the respondents had IPD measurements within the range of 65 mm to 74 mm. The mean IPD for males was 68.76±3.89 mm while females were 66.58±3.94 mm. Conclusion: The mean IPD and its upper limit obtained in this study were higher than previously documented by other studies. Inter pupillary distance increased with age and was higher in males.

Inter pupillary distance normal values extreme Ogun State

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