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. 2022 Nov 24;13(3):984–990. doi: 10.1159/000527234

Table 1.

Summary of studies reporting the association between glaucoma and NPS

First author (year) Study design NPS cases, n Glaucoma diagnosis, n Type of glaucoma Age of diagnosis
Lichter et al. [3] (1997) Case series Family 1: 13
Family 2: 11
6
7
GL: 6
GL: 5
PG: 1
PDS: 1
Mean age family 1: 32 yo
Mean age family 2: 24 yo (2 cases of congenital glaucoma)
Fröhlich et al. [9] (2002) Case report 2 1 OAG 42
Sweeney [1] (2003) Case series 83 14 GL: 8
OHT: 6
Mean age: 47.9 years (23–78 years)
Bongers [2] (2005) Case series 51 17 OAG: 2
NTG: 4
OHT: 2
GL: 9
Mean age: 63.4 yo
1 case of OAG <40 yo
1 case of OHT <40 yo
Mimiwati et al. [4] (2006) Case series 19 4 OAG: 1
NTG: 1
OHT: 2
33
63
14–24
Millá et al. [5] (2017) Case series 10 7 OAG: 1
OHT: 6
Romero et al. [6] (2011) Case series 5 4 GL: 3
OHT: 1
57–53–42
21
Ghoumid et al. [7] (2016) Case series 43 9 GL: 9 5 of them <40 yo
Nicolle et al. [8] (2017) Case report 1 1 OAG About 35 yo
Gardin et al. [10] (2020) Case report 1 1 Plateau iris syndrome and angle-closure glaucoma 32 yo
Total 239 (only case series) 71 (29.7%)

Only cases reporting an eye examination were included. GL, glaucoma; NL, normal; NPS, nail-patella syndrome; OHT, ocular hypertension; NTG, normal tension glaucoma; OAG, open-angle glaucoma; PG, pigmentary glaucoma; PDS, pigment dispersion syndrome; IOP, intraocular pressure; yo, years old.