Additional file 1 of Changes in retinal layer thickness with maturation in the dog: an in vivo spectral domain - optical coherence tomography imaging study

Additional file 1 Table S1A. Raw retinal values layer thicknesses (in μm) for each age at 4 optic nerve distance from the optic disk rim. Table S1B. Percentage of retinal layer thicknesses changes relative to the value at 4 weeks of age (raw values in Table S1A). Table S2A. Correlation r values between a given retinal layer thicknesses and retinal region with age. Table S2B.P-values for correlation r values corresponding to a given retinal layer thickness change and retinal region with age and area (corresponding to r value in Table S2A). P-values for a given correlation coefficient are calculated via the F-test, which tests the goodness of fit of the modeled regression by comparing it to a flat line of the mean of the data. Table S3A. Raw retinal values layer thicknesses (in μm) for each age at 1 mm to 7 mm distance from the optic disk rim. Table S3B. Percentage of retinal layer thicknesses changes relative to the value at 1 mm from the optic rim of age (raw values in Table S3A). Table S4A. Correlation r values between a given retinal layer thicknesses, retinal region and eccentricity from the optic disk rim. Table S4B. P-values for correlation r values corresponding to a given retinal layer thickness change, retinal region and eccentricity from the optic disk rim (corresponding to r value in Table S4A). P-values for a given correlation coefficient are calculated via the F-test, which tests the goodness of fit of the modeled regression by comparing it to a flat line of the mean of the data.