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. 2020 Oct 8;9(11):9. doi: 10.1167/tvst.9.11.9

Table 3.

Participant Characteristics Associated With Best Corrected Visual Acuity (BCVA)

N BCVA Letter Score Median (Q1, Q3) Univariable Analysis P Value Multivariable Analysis P Value
All 127 80 (75, 85)
Clinical diagnosis 0.03 0.09
 USH2 80 79 (74, 85)
 ARRP 47 82 (77, 87)
Age at enrollment , y <0.001a 0.04
 <30 y 30 82 (77, 89)
 30 to < 40 y 34 80 (76, 84)
 40 to < 50 y 37 82 (77, 85)
 ≥50 y 26 72 (64, 79)
Gender 0.09 0.01
 Female 68 80 (73, 84)
 Male 59 80 (75, 86)
Duration of disease , yb <0.001a 0.004a
 <10 37 83 (77, 87)
 10 to < 20 46 81 (76, 86)
 ≥20 43 75 (66, 82)
Race/ethnicity 0.44 NAc
 Non-Hispanic white 113 80 (75, 85)
 Other 14 80 (75, 81)
Smoking status 0.33 NAc
 Ever smoked daily 33 82 (77, 84)
 Never smoked daily 94 79 (74, 85)
Dietary supplement use 0.59 NAc
 None 53 82 (75, 86)
 Vitamin A only 11 78 (74, 82)
 DHA only 5 77 (76, 80)
 Lutein only 9 79 (76, 84)
 Multiple supplements 49 79 (72, 85)
a

Variable was analyzed as continuous.

b

One participant in the ARRP group was missing age of onset (a participant-reported field based on their awareness of visual symptoms) and duration of disease (computed based on age of onset and date of enrollment).

c

Factors with P values > 0.05 in the stepwise selection process were not included in the final multivariable model.