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. 2023 Oct 26;2023:8889754. doi: 10.1155/2023/8889754

Table 4.

Potential risk factors for the development of AACG in the AACG group compared with the N-AACG group during phase A.

Potential risk factors AACG group (N = 21) N-AACG group (N = 69) χ 2/t P
Sex, n (%) 6.579 0.010b
 Female 17 (33.33) 34 (66.67)
 Male 4 (10.26) 35 (89.74)
Age, years (mean ± SD) 65.86 ± 8.63 58.58 ± 17.01 −1.883 0.063a
COVID-19 status, n (%) 18.378 <0.001c
 Negative 1 (2.44) 40 (97.56)
 Positive 20 (40.82) 29 (59.18)
Glaucoma started after testing positive for COVID-19, n (%) 20.649 <0.001b
 No 7 (10.77) 58 (89.23)
 Yes 14 (56.00) 11 (44.00)
Adverse behavior, n (%) 0.233c
 No 20 (22.47) 69 (77.53)
 Yes 1 (100.00) 0(0.0)
History of medication use, n (%) 6.988 0.008b
 No 9 (15.00) 51 (85.00)
 Yes 12 (40.00) 18 (60.00)
Monocular/binocular involvement, n (%) 0.034 0.853b
 Monocular 9 (24.32) 28 (75.68)
 Binocular 12 (22.64) 41 (77.36)
Non-COVID-19 systemic diseases, n (%) 1.860 0.173b
 No 17 (27.42) 45 (72.58)
 Yes 4 (14.29) 24 (85.71)

Note. n (%), Number of patients with glaucoma; %: ratio of the patients. SD = standard deviation. An independent-sample t-test (a) for age, Pearson's chi-square test (b), and Fisher's exact test (c) for categorical variables were used to test the difference between the AACG and N-AACG groups. AACG, acute angle-closure glaucoma; N-AACG, nonacute angle-closure glaucoma.