Table 1.

Classification of reasons for unsuitability for military service

Patients not suitable for military, n=174 (100%)
Traumatic group, n=34 (19.5%)	Nontraumatic group, n=140 (80.5%)
Corneal nephelion, n=11 (6.3%) Traumatic retinal detachment, n=6 (3.4%) Trauma-related evisceration, n=5 (2.9%) Corneal and retinal scar, n=3 (1.7%) Traumatic macular hole, n=2 (1.1%) Traumatic retinal scar, n=2 (1.1%) Phthisis bulbi, n=2 (1.1%) Traumatic cataract, n=1 (0.6%) Aphakia, n=1 (0.6%) Traumatic optic atrophy, n=1 (0.6%)	Refractive errors, strabismus, and amblyopia-related diseases, n=70 (40.2%)  Anisometropic amblyopia, n=26 (14.9%)  Strabismus-related amblyopia, n=16 (9.2%)  High refraction, n=28 (16.1%)
	Degenerative diseases, n=32 (18.4%)  Keratoconus, n=32 (18.4%)
	Congenital diseases, n=19 (10.9%)  Nystagmus, n=7 (4%)  Congenital cataract, n=6 (3.4%)  Congenital glaucoma, n=3 (1.7%)  Congenital ptosis, n=1 (0.6%)  Microphthalmia, n=1 (0.6%)  Anophthalmia, n=1 (0.6%)
	Hereditary diseases, n=12 (6.9%)  Retinitis pigmentosa, n=7 (4%)  Hereditary optic atrophy, n=2 (1.1%)  Fundus dystrophy, n=2 (1.1%)  Retinoblastoma, n=1 (0.6%)
	Infectious/inflammatory diseases, n=7 (4%)  Corneal leukoma, n=3 (1.7%)  Phthisis bulbi, n=2 (1.1%)  Uveitis sequelae, n=2 (1.1%)