Age-related distance esotropia
1 paper4 findings
- Humans1
Associations
4Superior rectus downward displacement ratio
upin humans1
1 study
Superior rectus downward displacement ratio
upin humans1
Age-related distance esotropia is associated with superior rectus downward displacement ratio in humans.
“Additionally, SDR values were higher in ARDE and elderly controls, suggesting that a closer proximity of the SR muscle to the globe is an age-related alteration.”
Humansrelative to young controls
PloS one27 May 2025
MR-to-LR cross-sectional area ratio
upin humans1
1 study
MR-to-LR cross-sectional area ratio
upin humans1
Age-related distance esotropia is associated with MR-to-LR cross-sectional area ratio in humans (+26%, p = 0.002).
“Additionally, the MR-to-LR CSA ratios were 26% (p = 0.002) and 27% (p = 0.001) higher in the ARDE and AACE groups than in the controls, respectively”
Humansrelative to elderly controls
PloS one27 May 2025
Lateral rectus tilting
upin humans1
1 study
Lateral rectus tilting
upin humans1
Age-related distance esotropia is associated with lateral rectus tilting in humans.
“ARDE patients also exhibited marked LR tilting relative to all other groups.”
Humansrelative to all other groups
PloS one27 May 2025
Lateral rectus sagging
upin humans1
1 study
Lateral rectus sagging
upin humans1
Age-related distance esotropia is associated with lateral rectus sagging in humans (5.1°, p = 0.048).
“ARDE patients showed significant LR sagging relative to elderly controls, by 5.1° (p = 0.048)”
Humansrelative to elderly controls
PloS one27 May 2025