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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Neuroophthalmol. 2022 Aug 2;42(4):470–475. doi: 10.1097/WNO.0000000000001647

Table 1. Patient demographics and management characteristics.

Age and sex are presented for each case in addition to diagnosis type, maximum IOP (IOPmax), central corneal thickness (CCT), treated IOP (most recent IOP), treatment, follow-up duration, and progression features.

Case Sex Age Diagnosis IOPmax CCT Most Recent IOP Treatment Follow-up (Months) Progression
1 M 41 OAG Right – 29 595 14 IOP lowering drops bilaterally 10 Initial progression. No progression post final IOP lowering treatment either eye.
Left – 26 583 16
2 F 32 OHT Right – 27 611 25 Observation 30 No progression either eye.
Left – 27 608 25
3 M 83 OAG Right – 28 543 12 Right – SLT x1 with 3 IOP lowering drops. 54 Initial progression. No progression post final IOP lowering treatment either eye.
Left – 28 553 9 Left – SLT x1 and IOP lowering drops followed by Trabeculectomy
4 F 78 PXE Right – 34 574 22 Right – 3 IOP lowering medications and SLT. 118 Initial progression. No progression post final IOP lowering treatment either eye.
Left – 24 587 18 Left – 1 IOP lowering drop initiated later in course.
5 F 69 OAG Right – 32 520 10 Right – IOP lowering drops and SLT followed by trabeculectomy. 21 Initial progression. No progression post final IOP lowering treatment either eye.
Left – 35 518 13 Left – IOP lowering drops and SLT followed by trabeculectomy.
6 F 44 PD Right – 25 613 18 IOP lowering drops bilaterally 11 No progression either eye.
Left – 25 600 15

Abbreviations: M = male, F = female, IOPmax = maximum intraocular pressure, CCT = central corneal thickness, IOP = intraocular pressure, SLT = selective laser trabeculoplasty, OAG = open angle glaucoma, OHT = ocular hypertension, PXE = pseudoexfoliation glaucoma, PD = pigment dispersion glaucoma