Table 1.
Characteristic | Result |
---|---|
Number cases | 186 |
Demographics | |
Age, median, years (25th 75th percentile) | 50 (33, 63) |
Gender (%) | |
Men | 55 |
Women | 45 |
Race/ethnicity (%) | |
White, non-Hispanic | 61 |
Black, non-Hispanic | 10 |
Hispanic | 2 |
Asian, Pacific Islander | 15 |
Other | 5 |
Missing | 7 |
Uveitis History | |
Uveitis course (%) | |
Acute, monophasic | 67 |
Acute, recurrent | 4 |
Chronic | 18 |
Indeterminate | 11 |
Laterality (%) | |
Unilateral | 87 |
Unilateral, alternating | 0 |
Bilateral | 13 |
Ophthalmic examination | |
Keratic precipitates (%) | |
None | 19 |
Fine | 27 |
Round | 18 |
Stellate | 6 |
Mutton Fat | 29 |
Other | 1 |
Anterior chamber cells (%) | |
Grade 0 | 6 |
1/2+ | 9 |
1+ | 23 |
2+ | 27 |
3+ | 22 |
4+ | 12 |
Anterior chamber flare (%) | |
Grade 0 | 29 |
1+ | 32 |
2+ | 29 |
3+ | 9 |
4+ | 2 |
Iris (%) | |
Normal | 91 |
Posterior synechiae | 6 |
Iris nodules | 3 |
Iris atrophy (sectoral, patchy, or diffuse) | 0 |
Heterochromia | 0 |
Intraocular pressure (IOP), involved eyes | |
Median, mm Hg (25th, 75th percentile) | 15 (12, 19) |
Proportion patients with IOP>24 mm Hg either eye (%) | 6 |
Vitreous cells (%) | |
Grade 0 | 7 |
1/2+ | 4 |
1+ | 31 |
2+ | 30 |
3+ | 21 |
4+ | 7 |
Vitreous haze (%) | |
Grade 0 | 20 |
1/2+ | 11 |
1+ | 19 |
2+ | 31 |
3+ | 16 |
4+ | 4 |
Retinitis characteristics | |
Number lesions (%) | |
Unifocal (1) | 37 |
Paucifocal (2 to 4) | 25 |
Multifocal (≥5) | 36 |
Lesion shape (%) | |
Round or ovoid | 13 |
Placoid | 24 |
Wedge-shaped | 20 |
Ameboid | 14 |
Not determined | 28 |
Lesion character (%) | |
Circumferential | 30 |
Confluent | 49 |
Granular | 4 |
Lesion location (%) | |
Posterior pole and periphery involved | 18 |
Mid-periphery and/or periphery only | 82 |
Lesion size (%) | |
<250 μm | 8 |
250–500 μm | 15 |
>500 μm | 77 |
Other features (%) | |
Retinal vascular sheathing or leakage or occlusion | 54 |
Hemorrhage | 38 |
Systemic disease | |
Immunocompromised patients (%) | 15 |
Human immunodeficiency virus infection | 3 |
Organ transplant | 0 |
Chemotherapy or other immunosuppression | 12 |
Laboratory data (%) | |
Aqueous or vitreous specimen PCR* positive for HSV | 29 |
Aqueous or vitreous specimen PCR* positive for VZV | 53 |
PCR = polymerase chain reaction. HSV = herpes simplex virus; 54 of 153 tested (35%) were positive. VZV = varicella zoster virus; 101 of 153 tested (66%) were positive. Two cases were positive for both viruses.