Table 2.
Complication characteristics of studied eyes in this cohort of patients.
| Complications | Data | XLRS type | Average age ± SD (range) (years) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vascular abnormality | 27 (45%) | FLPS (24), MA (3) | 14.59 ± 12.06 (5–48) |
| Vitreous veils | 24 (40%) | FLPS (24) | 13.50 ± 8.38 (5–34) |
| Pigment changes | 24 (40%) | FLPS (21), MA (3) | 15.13 ± 12.42 (4–48) |
| Exudations | 14 (23.33%) | FLPS (12), MA (2) | 16.25 ± 14.15 (5–48) |
| Inner retinal break | 6 (10%) | FLPS (6) | 16.5 ± 8.07 (9–27) |
| Glaucoma | 6 (10%) | FLPS (3), FLS (3). | 23 ± 10.84 (10–34) |
| Macular atrophy | 4 (6.67%) | MA (4) | 42.5 ± 6.81 (34–48) |
| Cataract | 4 (6.67%) | FLPS (4) | 17 ± 9.24 (9–25) |
| Retinal detachment | 2 (3.33%) | FLPS (2) | 9 (L), 25 (L) |
| Inner macular hole | 2 (3.33%) | FLS (2) | 10 (L), 40 (L) |
| Vitreous haemorrhage | 2 (3.33%) | FLPS/RD (2) | 9 (L), 5 (R) |
| Strabismus | 2 (3.33%) | FPS (2) | 7 (OU) |
| Morning glory | 2 (3.33%) | FLS (2) | 33 (OU) |
| Retinal white flecks | 1 (1.67%) | FLPS (1) | 9 (L) |
FLPS = foveo‐lamellar schisis, plus peripheral schisis, FLS = foveo‐lamellar schisis, FS = foveal schisis, L = left, MA = macular atrophy, OU = binocular, R = right, RD = retinal detachmentSD = standard deviation, XLRS = X‐linked retinoschisis.