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. 2020 Apr 7;94(14):e1539–e1547. doi: 10.1212/WNL.0000000000009214

Figure 2. Number of ophthalmologic symptoms reported per domain compared between patients with Parkinson disease (PD) and controls.

Figure 2

Each pair of bars represents patients with PD and healthy controls. The bars are divided into the cumulative percentages of participants reporting no ophthalmologic symptoms, 1 ophthalmologic symptom, 2 ophthalmologic symptoms, 3 ophthalmologic symptoms, or 4 ophthalmologic symptoms. For example, in the domain of the ophthalmologic surface, only 37% of the patients with PD reported no symptoms, compared with 76% in the control group. In the control group in the domains intraocular, oculomotor, and optic nerve the option “4 symptoms” is 0%. In the control group in the domains oculomotor and optic nerve the option “3 symptoms” is 0%. ***p < 0.001.