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. 2016 Feb 18;9(1):99–107. doi: 10.18240/ijo.2016.01.17

Table 1. Clinical and demographic data for the studied groups.

Parameters BRVO
Control
Ischemic Non-ischemic A B
No. of patients (eyes examined) 24 (48) 26 (52) 48 (48) 52 (52)
Gender (F/M) 14/10 13/13 28/20 26/26
Age (a) 59.7±10.1 56.6±8.8 55.4±8.2 52.5±10.4
Systolic blood pressure (mm Hg) 142.4±18.7 134.5±14.3 120.0±10.5 119.8±11.0
Diastolic blood pressure (mm Hg) 91.4±12.5 88.0±7.7 79.6±9.3 79.6±9.8
Pulse 75.1±12.7 79.1±10.5 74.2±10.2 74.9±10.6
Finger oximetry (%) 97.5±0.93 97.0±1.4 97.3±1.2 97.3±1.2
BCVA (affected/unaffected) 35.6±24.1a/63.8±17.5 54.5±19.6/60.4±26.1 74.9±11.1 76.6±9.7
Intraocular pressure, (affected/unaffected, mm Hg) 13.3±3.2/13.8±2.9 13.5±3.0/13.5±2.6 13.7±2.7 13.6±2.6
Perfusion pressure, (affected/unaffected, mm Hg) 57.5±9.5/56.5±10.5 55.5±6.8/55.3±7.0 48.4±6.3 48.3±6.5
Natural history (d) 79.8±66.0 95.6±93.5
No. of patients (CME) 17 19

aSignificant difference in BCVA between affected eyes and unaffected eyes in ischemic BRVO group according to Kruskal-Wallis test (P<0.05). Except that, no significant difference in other aspects found between ischemic BRVO group and non-ischemic BRVO group. Corresponding control A and control B showed no significant difference in gender and age. BCVA: Best corrected visual acuity; CME: Cystoid macular edema.

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