Statistics for the Ophthalmologists: A Practical Guide for Ophthalmologists and Ophthalmology Residents | Applied Biostatistics for Eye Research: Sample Size, Tests, Correlation, Regression and AI: 1

Statistics for the Ophthalmologists: A Practical Guide is a first-edition, application-focused manual on statistical methods for ophthalmic research, produced as the Sankar Foundation Eye Hospital manual for understanding statistical methods. The book bridges the gap between statistical theory and practical clinical application, written specifically for ophthalmology rather than as a general biostatistics text. Intricate topics are broken into short, digestible sections so that readers can build up to designing studies, choosing the right test and interpreting output for their own work, audit and publications. Across 14 chapters it moves from basic concepts and statistical tools, data collection and sampling techniques, graphs and charts, measures of central tendency and dispersion, probability and distributions, correlation and regression, inferential statistics and sample size determination, to software tools for data analysis and a chapter on the role of artificial intelligence in ophthalmic statistics. Chapters are contributed by ophthalmologists and academics and are written to be usable at the desk while planning or analysing a study. Who This Book Is For: Practising ophthalmologists doing clinical research, audit and publications: a quick, applied reference for study design, test selection and interpreting results without wading through a full statistics textbook. Ophthalmology residents and postgraduates: support for the statistics and methodology components of a thesis or dissertation, from sample size to analysis. Why This Book Helps: Right test, right time: guidance on choosing among tests, correlation and regression for the data actually collected in eye studies. Study design up front: sampling and sample size chapters help avoid underpowered or unanalysable studies. Interpretation, not just calculation: emphasis on reading and reporting output for decision-making and manuscripts. Ophthalmology-specific framing: examples and structure are tied to eye research rather than generic datasets. Key Features: 14 chapters progressing from basic concepts to inferential statistics and sample size. Dedicated chapters on sampling techniques, correlation and regression, and sample size determination. Chapter on software tools for data analysis. Chapter on the role of artificial intelligence in ophthalmic statistics. Written specifically for ophthalmology research, audit and publication.

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