Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of patients with primary congenital glaucoma, before and after illuminated circumferential trabeculotomy surgery

Patient/eye	Age at surgery (months)	Sex	Previous surgery	Trabeculotomy degrees	Preoperative				Follow-up duration	Postoperative (at the last follow-up visit)
					Acuity	IOP	C/D	Number of medications		Acuity	IOP	C/D	Number of medications
1/OD	20	Female	DS	360	F and F	30	0.4	2	24	F and F	13	0.4	0
2/OD	4	Female	DS	200	F and F	26	0.6	4	36	F and F	11	0.6	2
3/OS	86	Female	DS	360	20/20	22	0.5	4	36	20/20	9	0.4	0
4/OD	63	Female	DS	360	20/30	22	0.7	4	36	20/20	19	0.5	0
5/OD	20	Male	DS	360	F and F	38	0.85	4	18	F and F	23	0.9	4
6/OD	46	Female	DS	270	F and F	30	0.85	4	12	F and F	20	0.85	4
7/OD	108	Male	T and T	180	20/100	29	0.9	4	18	20/50	20	0.9	3
8/OS	17	Female	T and T	270	F and F	23	0.5	4	24	F and F	16	0.5	1
9/OS	12	female	DS	360	F and F	33	0.5	4	18	F and F	13	0.5	0
10/OS	189	Male	T and T	360	20/30	36	0.9	4	18	20/30	14	0.9	0
11/OD	195	Male	DS×2	360	20/400	41	0.9	4	12	20/400	13	0.9	0
12/OS	96	Male	DS	360	20/40	38	0.3	4	24	20/30	12	0.3	0
13/OS	20	Male	DS	360	F and F	30	0.8	4	12	F and F	16	0.8	0
14/OS	50	Female	DS	360	F and F	30	0.4	4	12	20/60	16	0.4	0
15/OD	216	Male	DS	300	20/400	42	0.9	4	12	20/400	17	0.9	3
16/OS	60	Male	DS	360	F and F	38	0.4	4	12	F and F	17	0.4	0

OD: Right eye, OS: Left eye, DS: Deep sclerectomy, T and T: Combined trabeculotomy and trabeculectomy, F and F: Fix and follow, IOP: Intraocular pressure, C/D: Cup-to-disc ratio