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. 2018 Aug 1;103(6):816–820. doi: 10.1136/bjophthalmol-2018-312195

Table 2.

Retinal oximetry and peripheral capillary non-perfusion results at baseline and 6 months follow-up.

Baseline 6M follow-up Baseline–6M difference BL–6M paired
n Median±IQR Median±IQR Median±IQR P values
Peripheral capillary non-perfusion
Global
 Inactive PDR at 6M 23 26%–50% (2.0±2.3) 26%–50% (2.0±1.6) 0.3±0.9 0.38
 Active PDR at 6M 10 51%–75% (3.3±1.3) 51%–75% (2.9±1.3) −0.4±1.9 0.87
 P values 0.03* 0.03* 0.79
Oximetry, %
Arteriolar
 Inactive PDR at 6M 23 96.7±5.6 96.8±4.7 −0.1±5.1 0.92
 Active PDR at 6M 10 93.4±6.4 93.3±7.2 −1.7±2.5 0.02*
 P values 0.45 0.09 0.06
Venular
 Inactive PDR at 6M 23 67.2±12.1 66.2±8.3 −1.1±15.8 0.69
 Active PDR at 6M 10 63.6±14.8 68.7±14.7 1.2±5.9 0.16
 P values 0.61 0.66 0.27

Retinal oxygen saturation and peripheral capillary non-perfusion (CNP) at baseline and follow-up month 6. Groups are compared as to inactive and active PDR at the specific time point. Peripheral CNP: 0–0.5 (close to no CNP), 1%–25% (>0.5–1.5), 26%–50% (>1.5–2.5), 51%–75% (>2.5–3.5), 76%–100% (>3.5–4.0). 6M data are corrected for rescue panretinal laser photocoagulation given to patients with active PDR at 3M (n=2).

*Statistically significant.

BL, baseline; CNP, capillary non-perfusion; PDR, proliferative diabetic retinopathy; 6M, 6 months’ follow-up.