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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Ophthalmol. 2011 Feb 17;151(5):850–857. doi: 10.1016/j.ajo.2010.10.039

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of trichiasis surgery patients according to whether functional status was measured at both baseline and the 6 month follow-up or was missing at either time point

Functional
Status
Measured at
Both Visits
Functional Status
Missing at One
Visit
p-value
Total Participants 93.8% (411) 6.2% (27)
Age (years), Mean (SD) 48 (14) 55 (13) 0.01
Gender, % (N) 0.65
    Male 25.6% (105) 29.6% (8)
    Female 74.5% (306) 70.4% (19)
Entropion, % (N) 0.07a,b
    Mild 52.6% (216) 70.4% (19)
    Moderate 15.6% (64) 11.1% (3)
    Severe 31.9% (131) 18.5% (5)
Trichiasis Recurrence at 6 months, % (N) 1.5% (6) N/A N/A
Trichiasis Recurrence before 6 months % (N) N/A 18.5% (5) N/A
Bilateral Surgery, % (N) 80.3% (330) 74.1% (20) 0.46
Mean (SD) Baseline Physical Functioning Score 3.00 (3.02) 3.03 (2.62) c 0.98
Level of Visual Impairment d, % (N) 0.73b
    Mild/No Visual Impairment 62.2% (253) 66.7% (6)
    Moderate/Severe Visual Impairment 26.8% (109) 11.1% (1)
    Blind 11.1% (45) 22.2% (2)
a

the moderate and severe entropion groups were collapsed prior to significance testing

b

test for trend

c

consists of 9 people, 18 were missing baseline data

d

4 people missing baseline visual acuity data