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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Ophthalmol. 2021 May 11;228:212–219. doi: 10.1016/j.ajo.2021.03.048

Table 1.

Characteristics of Cases with Sympathetic Ophthalmia

Characteristic Result
Number cases 110
Demographics
Age, median, years (25th 75th percentile) 43 (25, 59)
Gender (%)
 Men 67
 Women 33
Race/ethnicity (%)
 White, non-Hispanic 61
 Black, non-Hispanic 4
 Hispanic 2
 Asian, Pacific Islander 15
 Other 9
 Missing 9
Uveitis History
Uveitis course (%)
 Acute, monophasic 18
 Acute, recurrent 1
 Chronic 72
 Indeterminate 9
Ophthalmic examination
Keratic precipitates (%)
 None 59
 Fine 23
 Round 8
 Stellate 0
 Mutton Fat 10
 Other 0
Anterior chamber cells (%)
 Grade 0 16
 ½+ 19
 1+ 25
 2+ 25
 3+ 12
 4+ 3
Hypopyon (%) 2
Anterior chamber flare (%)
 Grade 0 33
 1+ 35
 2+ 21
 3+ 9
 4+ 2
Iris in the sympathizing eye (%)
 Normal 83
 Posterior synechiae 17
 Sectoral iris atrophy 0
 Patchy iris atrophy 0
 Diffuse iris atrophy 0
 Heterochromia 0
Intraocular pressure (IOP), involved eyes
 Median, mm Hg (25th, 75th percentile) 14 (10, 16)
 Proportion patients with IOP>24 mm Hg either eye (%) 4
Vitreous cells (%)
 Grade 0 18
 ½+ 25
 1+ 29
 2+ 20
 3+ 7
 4+ 1
Vitreous haze (%)
 Grade 0 48
 ½+ 19
 1+ 15
 2+ 10
 3+ 5
 4+ 2
Exudative retinal detachment (%) 18
Sunset glow fundus (%) 10
Dalen Fuchs nodules (multifocal choroiditis) (%) 63
Ocular Trauma (%)
Multiple ocular surgeries 45
Penetrating ocular injury 39
Penetrating ocular injury followed by multiple ocular surgeries 16