Table 2.

Sensitivities and specificities for discrimination between high myopic open angle glaucoma and healthy high myopia.

	Sensitivity	P-value	Specificity	P-value
OCTA-PanoMap	94.4%		96.1%
Red-free RNFL photography	81.9%	0.022	85.7%	0.039
Wide-field RNFL thickness map	84.7%	0.065	97.4%	1.000
Wide-field deviation map (manual)	97.2%	0.687	77.9%	0.001
Wide-field deviation map (criteria)	100.0%	NA	9.1%	< 0.001
Peripapillary RNFL thickness
Quadrant < 5% (yellow)	93.1%	1.000	23.4%	< 0.001
Quadrant < 1% (red)	86.1%	0.146	48.1%	< 0.001
Clock hours < 5% (yellow)	98.6%	0.250	18.2%	< 0.001
Clock hours < 1% (red)	91.7%	0.727	40.3%	< 0.001
Macular parameters
GCC < 5% (yellow)	95.8%	1.000	57.1%	< 0.001
GCC < 1% (red)	91.7%	0.727	76.6%	< 0.001
GCIPL < 5% (yellow)	98.6%	0.250	42.9%	< 0.001
GCIPL < 1% (red)	90.3%	0.453	70.1%	< 0.001

To qualify as “yellow” or “red” was at least 1 sector for the analysis being yellow or red.

P value index compared with OCTA-PanoMap (McNemar’s test).

Bold values indicate statistical significance with p-value less than 0.05.

OCT-A optical coherence tomography—angiography, RNFL retinal nerve fiber layer, GCC ganglion cell complex, GCIPL ganglion cell inner plexiform layer.