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Cartwright NEK et al. – On the basis of approximation of the 95% CI above, it is suggested that AL, mean Kand keratometric astigmatism measurements outside the ranges 21.30–26.60 mm, 41.00–47.00 D and >2.50 D, respectively, and intraindividual asymmetry of AL >0.70 mm or mean K>0.90 D should be verified before acceptance.
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