Objective Defocus Curve from Pyramidal Wavefront Aberrometry: Supplementary Figures

Supplemental Figure 1. Relationship between subjective visual acuity and the second-moment (SM) metric in the training set (56 eyes). The plot shows the association between the subjective visual acuity (VA) measurements and the corresponding SM values derived from the objective through-focus optical-quality profiles; the solid line represents the fitted rational mapping with its 95% confidence band. Each point represents an individual observation included in the training set.

The fitted rational model is y = a·SM + b + c/SM, with a = 0.0388 logMAR per arcminute, b = −0.0093 logMAR and c = −0.261 logMAR·arcmin.

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Supplemental Figure 2. Bland-Altman analysis of per-eye objective and subjective depth of field (DOFi) in the external validation cohort (19 eyes implanted with refractive extended-depth-of-focus intraocular lenses). (Top) Agreement between objective and subjective DOFi calculated at the 0.20 logMAR visual-acuity level. (Bottom) Agreement at the 0.30 logMAR level. For each eye, the objective and subjective DOFi were derived with the same definition: the range from 0.00 D to the negative defocus at which the acuity, normalized to its value at 0.00 D, falls to the 0.20 (or 0.30) logMAR level, located by linear interpolation. The solid line represents the mean bias and the dashed lines the 95% limits of agreement; differences are expressed as objective minus subjective DOFi.

In this cohort the mean difference between objective and subjective depth of field was −0.15 D (95% limits of agreement, −0.98 to +0.69 D) at the 0.20 logMAR level and +0.10 D (−0.40 to +0.60 D) at the 0.30 logMAR level.

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