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. 2021 Jul 29;36(5):1113–1114. doi: 10.1038/s41433-021-01698-5

Table 1.

Baseline patient characteristics, number of clinic visits, and intended follow-up intervals during lockdown.

Total number of patients 419
Median age (range) 80 years (32–100)
Sex
 Male (%) 157 (37.5%)
 Female (%) 262 (62.5%)
Patients with bilateral disease (%) 94 (22.4%)
Total number of eyes 513
Right/left eye 259/254
Mean initial CVA ( ± SD) (n = 511 eyes) 62.9 (±15.4) letters
Lesion subtype Number of eyes (%)
 AMD, classic CNV 82 (16.0%)
 AMD, occult CNV 247 (48.1%)
 AMD, predominantly classic CNV 10 (1.9%)
 AMD, minimally classic CNV 30 (5.8%)
 AMD, RAP 71 (13.8%)
 PCV 37 (7.2%)
 Myopic CNV 14 (2.7%)
 CSCR with secondary CNV 5 (1.0%)
 CNV associated with angioid streaks 4 (0.8%)
 CNV secondary to posterior uveitis 3 (0.6%)
 CNV associated with macular telangiectasia 2 (0.4%)
 Unspecified 8 (1.6%)
Number of visits during lockdown Number of patients (%)
 0 32 (7.6%)
 1 75 (17.9%)
 2 251 (59.9%)
 3 58 (13.8%)
 4 3 (0.7%)
Patients with follow-up interval ≥8 weeks Number of patients (% attending)
 At pre-lockdown visit 193/419 (46.1%)
 At visit 1 during lockdown 290/387 (74.9%)
 At visit 2 during lockdown 264/312 (84.6%)
 At visit 3 during lockdown 33/61 (54.1%)
 At visit 4 during lockdown 0/3 (0%)
 At first post-lockdown visit 331/394 (84.0%)

CVA corrected visual acuity (measured in early treatment diabetic retinopathy study letters), SD standard deviation, AMD age-related macular degeneration, CNV choroidal neovascularization, RAP retinal angiomatous proliferation, PCV polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy, CSCR central serous chorioretinopathy.