Table 3.

Photographic appearance of calcified areas after each amniotic membrane transplant complicated by post-operative calcification

Patient	Operation no*	Time until calcification (weeks)	Min length (mm)	Min area (mm2)	Max length (mm)	Max area (mm2)	Time between measurements (weeks)	Morphology	Density†	Relation to AMT‡
1	1	17			2.1	0.9		Multi focal	2	Centred
2	3	4	1.4	1.3	3.9	8.6	14	Single	2	Centred
3	1	8	6.5	11.5	6.5	14	6	Single	3	Centred
	2	6	3.6	3.8	3.9	4.3	14	Speckled	2	Centred
	3	5			7.7	17.4		Single	3	Centred
4	1	4	3.4	7.2	5.2	16.2	5.9§	Multi focal	2	Centred
5	1	3	1.3	0.6	1.4	0.7	49	Single	2	Overlap
6	1	6	4.7	9.3	6.0	13.2	18§	Single	3	Centred
7	1	4			8.9	28.6		Single	3	Centred
8R	1	3	6.3	10.2	10.5	35.3	4.4	Single	3	Centred
	2	6			8.1	40.5		Single	3	Centred
8L	1	5			4.4	4.9		Multi focal	2	Centred
9	1	13	0.9	0.4	1.5	0.8	19	Multi focal	1	Overlap

*Sequence number of AMT performed. †Density: grade 1 = iris detail still visible, grade 2 = iris detail not visible, grade 3 = dense white plaque. ‡Relation to AMT: Centred = centred under AMT, overlap = at least part of calcified area under original AMT. Only one measurable photo of calcification available. §Superficial calcium became dislodged between photographs.

Min length = minimum recorded length of largest focus of calcification, Min area = minimum recorded total area of calcification, Max length = maximum recorded length of largest focus of calcification, Max area = maximum recorded total area of calcification.