Table 1 Characteristics of uveitis in patients with UG and OHT-SU.

From: Prevalence and clinical characteristics of uveitic glaucoma: multicentric study in Bogotá, Colombia

Clinical characteristics

UG N = 108 (%)

OHT-SU N = 83 (%)

P-valuea

Sex: Female/Male:

62 (57.40%)/46 (42.59%)

48 (57.83%)/35 (42.16%)

0.953

Ethnicity:

 Latino

106 (98.14%)

83 (100%)

0.51

 Asian

1 (0.93%)

-

 

 European

1 (0.93%)

-

 

Bilateral compromise

45 (41,66%)

44 (53.01%)

0.119

Age of first uveitis episode mean (IQR 25th and 75th):

49.0 (33.0– 65.0)

46.0 (31.0–60.0)

0.379

Follow-up time in weeks

169.1 (SD 189.3)

107.4 (SD 156.7)

0.070

Age > 60 years

37 (34.25%)

26 (31.32%)

0.497

Bilateral compromise

45 (41.66%)

44 (53.01%)

0.119

Type of inflammation

 Granulomatous

16 (14.81%)

9 (10.84%)

0.399

 Non-granulomatous

88 (81.48%)

72 (86.74%)

 

 Missing data

4 (3.70%)

2 (2.40%)

 

Anatomic Localisation

 Anterior

57 (52.57%)

46 (55.42%)

0.126

 Anterior + Intermediate

1 (0.92%)

0 (0%)

 Intermediate

3 (2.77%)

8 (9.63%)

 Posterior

6 (5.55%)

1 (1.20%)

 Panuveitis

38 (35.18%)

27 (32.53%)

 Missing data

3 (2.77%)

1 (1.20%)

Course:

 Acute

14 (12.96%)

11(13.25%)

0.558

 Chronic

40 (37.03%)

36 (43.37%)

 Recurrent

54 (50.0%)

35 (42.16%)

 Missing data

0 (0%)

1 (1.20%)

Aetiology

 Autoimmune

13 (12.03%)

13 (15.66%)

0.933

 Autoinflammatory

39 (36.11%)

28 (33.73%)

 Infectious

20 (18.51%)

17 (20.48%)

 Mixed

8 (7.40%)

6 (7.22%)

 Others

27 (25.0%)

18 (21.6%)

 Missing data

1 (0.92%)

1 (1.20%)

Worst anterior chamber cellularity:

 0+

35 (32.40%)

23 (27.71%)

0.623

 0.5+

14 (12.96%)

16 (19.27%)

 1+

19 (17.59%)

12 (14.45%)

 2+

19 (17.59%)

13 (15.66%)

 3+

13 (12.03%)

12 (14.45%)

 4+

6 (5.55%)

6 (7.22%)

 Missing data

2 (1.85%)

1 (1.20%)

Worst anterior chamber flare:

 0+

89 (82.40%)

66 (79.51%)

0.664

 0.5+

2 (1.85%)

3 (3.61%)

 1+

9 (8.33%)

6 (7.22%)

 2+

0 (0%)

5 (6.02%)

 3+

2 (1.85%)

0 (0%)

 4+

4 (3.70%)

2 (2.40%)

 Missing data

2 (1.85%)

1 (1.20%)

Worst vitreous cellularity:

 0+

73 (67.59%)

42 (50.60%)

0.074

 0.5+

6 (5.55%)

12 (14.45%)

 1+

8 (7.40%)

9 (10.84%)

 2+

10 (9.25%)

6 (7.22%)

 3+

3 (2.77%)

5 (6.02%)

 4+

1 (0.92%)

0 (0%)

 Missing data

7 (6.48%)

9 (10.84%)

 

Worst vitreous haze:

 0+

74 (68.51%)

51 (61.44%)

0.658

 0.5+

1 (0.92%)

4 (4.81%)

 1+

10 (9.25%)

5 (6.02%)

 2+

9 (8.33%)

9 (10.84%)

 3+

4 (3.70%)

2 (2.40%)

 4+

5 (4.62%)

4 (4.81%)

 Missing data

5 (4.62%)

8 (9.63%)

 

Final visual acuity (LogMAR):

0.3 (0.0–1.0)

0.3 (0.0–1.3)

0.380

Hypopyon

2 (1.85%)

1 (1.20%)

0.721

Cataract

68 (62.96)

41 (49.39%)

0.060

Anterior Synechiae

13 (12.03%)

4 (4.81%)

0.082

Posterior Synechiae

39 (36.11%)

20 (24.09%)

0.075

Trabeculitis

8 (7.40%)

5 (6.02%)

0.707

Time topical steroids (weeks)

9 (1.0–33.2)

12.5 (4.0–61.9)

0.186

Mean number of hypotensive agents

3.0 (2.0–3.0)

2.0 (1.0–3.0)

0.003

Last Visit Cup/Disc ratio

0.5 (0.3–0.8)

0.2 (0.1–0.3)

<0.001

Highest IOP (IQR 25th and 75th) [Range]

28 (18.0–35.7) [10–56]

22.0 (18.0–28.0) [6–62]

0.089

  1. aA t test or Mann–Whitney test was used for continuous variables, and a Chi-square (χ2) test or Fisher’s exact test for categorical variables according to their distribution. Statistically significant p-values are in bold.