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. 2020 Jul 6;23(1):100–111. doi: 10.1093/neuonc/noaa153

Table 1.

Risk factors for visual deterioration after observation or treatment

Crude OR (95% CI) Adjusted OR (95% CI)* P-value
Risk factors, crude OR > 5
 Two or more visual symptoms at initial visual assessment: squint, abnormal visual behavior, proptosis, nystagmus, papilledema 17.50 (3.98–76.88) 8.33 (1.90–36.45) 0.005
 Bilateral optic atrophy 9.75 (2.62–36.34) 5.15 (1.21–21.96) 0.027
 Optic atrophy (unilateral + bilateral) 6.91 (2.39–19.95) 3.76 (1.13–12.53) 0.031
 Severe/profound visual impairment (red) 6.91 (1.87–25.49) 1.74 (0.32–9.35) 0.518
 Abnormal visual behavior 6.50 (2.12–19.94) 4.15 (1.20–14.34) 0.025
 New onset visual symptoms 6.16 (2.16–17.54) 4.04 (1.26–12.95) 0.019
Risk factors, crude OR 3–5
 Unilateral optic atrophy 4.88 (1.34–17.79) 2.68 (0.61–11.79) 0.191
 Squint 4.06 (1.46–11.31) 3.19 (0.99–10.28) 0.052
 Bilateral tumor involvement 3.98 (1.06–15.00) 3.50 (0.81–15.06) 0.092
 Proptosis 3.98 (1.06–14.99) 2.05 (0.48–8.87) 0.336
 Posterior involvement (PLAN 3/4) 3.20 (1.25–8.22) 2.90 (0.99–8.53) 0.053
Protective factors, crude OR < 0.5
 NF1 screening with imaging 0.36 (0.14–0.93) 0.77 (0.25–2.34) 0.638

* Summary of crude and adjusted odds ratios for variables reached P < 0.1 in univariate analysis (Supplementary Table 3), ranked by effect size. Adjusted for age (as continuous variable), sex, and management strategy in 3 groups.