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. 2022 Jun 10;9:920716. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2022.920716

TABLE 2.

Patient characteristics.

Variables Number (%)
Age (years) 10–19 17 (1.09%)
20–29 289 (18.53%)
30–39 384 (24.62%)
40–49 365 (23.40%)
50–59 309 (19.81%)
60–69 159 (10.19%)
70–79 35 (2.24%)
80–89 2 (0.13%)
Sex Male 563 (36.09%)
Female 997 (63.91%)
Eye pain Yes 1,278 (81.92%)
No 282 (18.08%)
Visual loss Yes 334 (21.41%)
No 1,226 (78.59%)
Diplopia No 896 (57.44%)
Vertical 59 (3.78%)
Horizontal 12 (0.77%)
Mixed 593 (38.01%)
Eyelid retraction Yes/no 479 (30.71%)/1,081 (69.29%)
Eyelid congestion Yes/no 236 (15.13%)/1,324 (84.87%)
Eyelid edema Yes/no 870 (55.77%)/690 (44.23%)
Lid lag Yes/no 388 (24.87%)/1,172 (75.13%)
Lacrimal caruncle edema Yes/no 24 (1.54%)/1,536 (98.46%)
Eye movement disorders Yes/no 1,209 (77.50%)/351 (22.50%)
Conjunctival congestion Yes/no 977 (62.63%)/583 (37.37%)
Chemosis Yes/no 1,084 (69.49%)/476 (30.51%)
Corneal ulcer Yes/no 116 (7.44%)/1,444 (92.56%)
Type of TAO Hyperreflexive 1,324 (84.87%)
Normal 193 (12.37%)
Hyporeflexive 43 (2.76%)
Stage of TAO Active 487 (31.22%)
Quiescent 1,073 (68.78%)
Grade of TAO Mild 89 (5.71%)
Moderately severe 1,290 (82.69%)
Very severe 181 (11.60%)

TAO, thyroid-associated ophthalmopathy.