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. 2016 Jun 13;6:27952. doi: 10.1038/srep27952

Table 1. Clinical and OCT characteristics of myopic macular retinoschisis in teenage high myopes.

No Sex Age Eye SER (D) BCVA AL (mm) MDC PS Macular retinoschisis
1 M 19 L −20.50 0.40 31.14 Category 2 + ORS
2 F 19 R −20.50 0.16 30.81 Category 2 + ORS+ILMD
      L −20.00 0.30 30.47 Category 2 + ORS+ILMD+PVC
3 M 17 R −18.00 0.3 30.04 Category 2 ORS+ILMD
4 M 16 R −15.50 0.6 29.34 Category 2 + ORS
      L −16.63 0.4 30.57 Category 2 + ORS+IRS
5 M 18 R −20.26 0.4 34.1 Category 2+Lcs + ORS
      L −19.38 0.5 33.52 Category2+Lcs   ORS+ILMD+PVC
6 M 18 R −13.50 0.8 29.56 Category 1 ORSF+ILMD
      L −12.50 0.9 29.2 Category 1 ORS
7 M 19 R −15.63 0.3 29.33 Category 1 ORS+ILMD
8 F 19 R −12.13 0.8 29.06 Category 2 + ORS+ILMD
9 F 15 R −17.00 0.4 28.29 Category 1 + ORS

SER: spherical equivalent errors; BCVA: best corrected visual acuity (decimal format); AL: axial length; MDC: myopic macular degenerative changes; ORS: outer macular retinoschisis; IRS: inner macular retinoschisis; ILMD: internal limiting membrane detachment; Lcs: lacquer cracks; PS: posterior staphyloma; PVC: paravascular cyst.

aMDC classification: Category 0, normal-appearing fundus; Category 1: tessellated fundus; Category 2: diffuse chorioretinal atrophy; Category 3: patchy chorioretinal atrophy; Category 4: macular atrophy.

bPosterior staphyloma was defined as a circumscribed or diffuse protrusion of the posterior sclera appeared in both indirect ophthalmoscopy and B-type ultrasonography.