Table 1.
Demographics per eye.
| Demographics | |
|---|---|
| Number of patients | 10 |
| Number of eyes | 15 |
| Sex—Female | 13 (87%) |
| Age at goniotomy (yrs) a | 7 (6–11) |
| Localization—anterior uveitis | 13 (87%) |
| Etiology—JIA b | 9 (64%) |
| ANA positivity c | 9 (64%) |
| Pre-existing complications at first visit UMC | |
| Anterior complications—yes | 7 (47%) |
| Peripheral anterior synechiae—yes | 1 (7%) |
| Posterior synechiae—yes | 6 (40%) |
| Band keratopathy—yes | 3 (20%) |
| Cataract—yes | 0 (0%) |
| Posterior complications d—yes | 4 (27%) |
| Lens status before goniotomy e | |
| Phakic eyes—no cataract | 9 (60%) |
| Phakic eyes—cataract | 3 (20%) |
| Pseudophakic eyes | 3 (20%) |
| Interval (months) a between | |
| Onset of uveitis and goniotomy | 22 (9–56) |
| Start glaucoma medication and goniotomy | 9 (6–19) |
| Postoperative follow-up (months) a | 59 (37–83) |
a Median (interquartile range), b Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis, c Antinuclear Antibodies, d Cystoid macular edema, vasculitis and/or papillitis, e No cataract surgery was performed in the period between the first presentation and goniotomy.