Frueh B R, Musch D C, Garber F W
Ophthalmic Surg. 1986 Jan;17(1):37-40.
Exophthalmometer readings were measured in 84 patients with Graves' eye disease (GED) and 111 normal subjects. The mean exophthalmometer reading was significantly greater in patients with GED than in normal subjects. Asymmetry of the orbital disease produced less correlation of the exophthalmometer readings between right and left eyes of GED patients than is found in normal subjects. Expected gender and age effects on the exophthalmometer reading were not found among the GED patients. The mean exophthalmometer reading was not significantly higher for GED patients with compressive optic neuropathy than in the other subgroups of GED patients, suggesting that exophthalmos per se is not harmful to the optic nerve.
对84例格雷夫斯眼病（GED）患者和111名正常受试者进行了眼球突出计读数测量。GED患者的平均眼球突出计读数显著高于正常受试者。与正常受试者相比，眼眶疾病的不对称性使得GED患者左右眼之间的眼球突出计读数相关性更低。在GED患者中未发现预期的性别和年龄对眼球突出计读数的影响。患有压迫性视神经病变的GED患者的平均眼球突出计读数并不显著高于GED患者的其他亚组，这表明眼球突出本身对视神经无害。
