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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ophthalmology. 2016 Nov 30;124(2):170–177. doi: 10.1016/j.ophtha.2016.10.011

Table 3.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients with Ebola virus disease associated uveitis

Patient specific characteristics
Number of patients 21
Median age at diagnosis of uveitis (IQR) 36 (28–42)
Average number of days in ETU (IQR) 17 (12.5–21.5)
Gender, % male 38
Race (Liberian,%) 100
Bilateral uveitis, (%) 5 (23.8)
Anterior uveitis, (%) 3 (14.3)
Intermediate uveitis, (%) 0
Posterior uveitis, (%) 12 (57.1)
Panuveitis, (%) 6 (28.6)
Anatomic form of uveitis
Number of eyes affected 26
Anterior uveitis, (%) 4 (15.4)
Intermediate uveitis, (%) 0
Posterior uveitis, (%) 15 (57.7)
Panuveitis, (%) 7 (26.9)
Ocular findings Number (%)
Corneal edema 2 (7.7)
Keratic precipitates 5 (19.2)
Anterior segment cell 4 (15.4)
Posterior synechiae 11 (42.3)
Vitritis 5 (19.2)
Cataract 1 (3.8)
Chorioretinal scar 16 (61.5)
Phthisis Bulbi 1 (3.8)
Afferent pupillary defect 4 (15.4)
Ocular hypertension 2 (7.7)
Exotropia 2 (7.7)
World Health Organization Classification of
Vision Impairment
Number of eyes
(Percentage of total
eyes)
Normal/mild visual impairment (better than
20/70)
14 (53.8)
Moderate visual impairment (20/70–20/200) 2 (7.7)
Severe visual impairment (20/200–20/400) 0
Blindness (worse than 20/400) 10 (38.5)