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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 5.

Characteristics of trichiasis surgery patients according to change in physical functioning six months after trichiasis surgery

Physical Functioning p-value
Improved Same Worse
Total Participants 61.8% (254) 31.1% (128) 7.1% (29)
Age (years), Mean (SD) 49 (14) 46 (13) 54 (12) 0.005
Gender, % (N) 0.155
Male 24.4% (62) 30.5% (39) 13.8% (4)
Female 75.6% (192) 69.5% (89) 86.2% (25)
Baseline Entropion, % (N) 0.047a
Mild 47.6% (121) 62.5 % (80) 51.7% (15)
Moderate 16.5% (42) 13.3% (17) 17.2% (5)
Severe 35.8% (91) 24.2% (31) 31.0% (9)
Trichiasis Recurrence by 6 months, % (N) 2.0% (5) 0.8% (1) 0 N/A
Bilateral Surgery, % (N) 81.5% (207) 77.3% (99) 82.8% (24) 0.605
Mean (SD) change in logMAR of the eye with the maximum change in visionb −0.243 (0.385) −0.128 (0.293) −0.136 (0.358) 0.009
a

test for trend

b

4 people missing baseline vision data