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. 2023 May 8;12(4):1939–1956. doi: 10.1007/s40123-023-00717-w

Table 2.

Medical data collected by site investigators

Baseline characteristics Total (n = 35)
Time since diagnosis, years
Median 11
Date of first diagnosis, month year
Range June 1979–August 2015
Keratoconus stage according to Amsler–Krumeich classification, n (%)
 Stage 1 7 (20.0)
 Stage 2 12 (34.3)
 Stage 3 8 (22.9)
 Stage 4 8 (22.9)
Current keratoconus treatment*, n (%)
 RGPCL 9 (25.7)
 CXL 9 (25.7)
 ICRS 8 (22.9)
 Corneal transplantation 9 (25.7)
Current symptoms, n (%)
 Discomfort in night vision 16 (45.7)
 Blurred vision 15 (42.9)
 Photophobia 10 (28.6)
 Distorted vision 8 (22.9)
 Eye irritation (watery eyes) 8 (22.9)
 Monocular diplopia or polyopia 7 (20.0)
 Other 5 (14.3)
Comorbidities, n (%)
 Allergy/allergy to drugs 6 (17.1)
 Pulmonology/respiratory system 3 (8.6)
 Dermatology 3 (8.6)
 Neurology 2 (5.7)
 Cardiology/cardiovascular 2 (5.7)
 Upper limbs/lower limbs 1 (2.9)
 Genitourinary system 1 (2.9)
 Endocrinology/metabolism 1 (2.9)
 Congenital genetic diseases 1 (2.9)
 Other 2 (5.7)

*In case of multiple treatments, the last and most invasive was taken: (1) rigid gas permeable contact lenses (RGPCL), (2) corneal cross-linking (CXL), (3) intrastromal corneal ring segments (ICRS) and (4) corneal transplantation. In the case of cross-linking, no other treatments were associated with it