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. 2015 Apr 3;9:591–600. doi: 10.2147/OPTH.S80714

Table 1.

Characteristics of 29 patients with ocular vascular occlusion with FVL or PTG G20210A variant

Serial number Sex Age (years) Type of occlusion FVL PTG First thrombotic event?# Other thrombotic events?$ Known family history of thrombosis? Visual outcome in given eye? Estrogen/testosterone/clomiphene use?
FVL
 1 Male 33 RAO Yes No Yes No Decreased No
 2 Male 72 CRVO Yes No Yes No No follow-up No
 3 Male 55 CRVO Yes No No (DVT) Yes No change No
 4 Male 64 NA-AION Yes No Yes No Decreased No
 5 Male 50 CRVO Yes No Yes No Blind No
 6 Male 41 CRVO Yes No Yes No No follow-up No
 7 Male 43 CRVO Yes No Yes No No follow-up No
 8 Female 52 AF Yes No Yes Miscarriages Yes No change No
 9 Female 68 CRVO Yes No Yes Miscarriages No Decreased No
 10 Female 38 CRVO Yes No Yes Miscarriages Yes No change Clomiphene
 11 Female 69 CRVO Yes No Yes AVN, miscarriage No Blind No
 12 Female 52 CRVO Yes No Yes Yes Decreased No
 13 Female 60 CRVO Yes No Yes Yes No change Estrogen
 14 Female 54 CRVO Yes No Yes No No change Estrogen
 15 Female 45 RAO Yes No Yes Miscarriages No Decreased No
 16 Female 25 CRVO Yes No Yes Multifocal ON No Decreased Estrogen
PTG
 1 Male 69 NA-AION No Yes Yes Stroke Yes Decreased No
 2 Male 68 AF No Yes No (DVT) Yes Blind No
 3 Male 59 CRVO No Yes Yes No Decreased Testosterone
 4 Male 50 NA-AION No Yes Yes TIA Yes No change No
 5 Male 29 RAO No Yes Yes No No follow-up No
 6 Female 63 BRVO No Yes Yes Yes Decreased No
 7 Female 58 CRVO No Yes Yes No Decreased No
 8 Female 82 CRVO No Yes Yes No Blind No
 9 Female 16 CRVO No Yes Yes Yes Decreased No
 10§ Female 77
80
RAO
CRVO
No Yes Yes Miscarriages No Blind
No change
Estrogen
Estrogen
 11 Female 75 NA-AION No Yes No (DVT) Ischemic colitis No Decreased Estrogen
 12 Female 56 NA-AION No Yes No (DVT-PE) AVN Yes Blind No
FVL + PTG
 1 Female 73 BRVO Yes Yes No (DVT) Miscarriages No Decreased No

Notes:

#

First thrombotic event in patient, defined as no previous DVT or PE.

$

Other thrombotic events in patient, defined as events likely resulting from a hypercoagulable state other than DVT or PE, such as miscarriages, AVN, multifocal ON, stroke, or ischemic colitis.

Known family history of thrombosis, defined as an immediate family member with previous DVT or PE.

Use of estrogen, clomiphene, or testosterone therapy at the time of ocular event.

§

One patient with PTG mutation with two separate ocular events, RAO at the age of 77 years in the left eye and RVO at the age of 80 years in the right eye.

Abbreviations: AF, amaurosis fugax; AVN, avascular necrosis; BRVO, branch retinal vein occlusion; CRVO, central retinal vein occlusion; DVT, deep venous thrombosis; FVL, factor V Leiden; NA-AION, nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy; ON, osteonecrosis; PE, pulmonary embolism; PTG, prothrombin gene; RAO, retinal artery occlusion; RVO, retinal vein occlusion; TIA, transient ischemic attack.