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Off‐axis partial coherence interferometry in myopes and emmetropes

This study describes the axial and peripheral dimensions of myopic and emmetropic eyes in a wide range of retinal locations using a non‐contact optical biometer (Zeiss IOLMaster) based upon the principle of partial coherence interferometry. Understanding the optical properties of the peripheral eye may provide insight into myopia development and the possible effects on off‐axis visual performance.