Table 1 Demographic characteristics of 291 patients with EYS-associated retinal dystrophy

From: Clinical characteristics of EYS-associated retinal dystrophy in 291 Japanese patients

 

All (N = 291)

Mean age ± SD (years) at initial visit

45.6 ± 14.9

Missing

2 (0.7%)

Gender, N (%)

 

Men/Women

141 (48.5%)/ 150 (51.5%)

Mean follow-up period (range) (years)

7.7 ± 6.3 (0–27.4)

Missing

19 (6.5%)

Mean age ± SD (years) at onset

25.8 ± 14.9

Missing

46 (15.8%)

Symptom at onset

 

Night blindness

195 (67.0%)

Visual field defects

24 (8.2%)

Visual acuity decrease

19 (6.5%)

Others

10 (3.4%)

Missing

43 (14.8%)

Family History

83 (28.5%)

Missing

2 (0.7%)

Consanguinity of parents

27 (9.3%)

Missing

4 (1.4%)

Disease type, N (%)

 

Rod-cone dystrophy

279 (95.9%)

Cone-rod dystrophy

7 (2.4%)

Others

5 (1.7%)

Ocular characteristics

 

Lens status: pseudophakia, N (%)

99 (34.0%)

Missing

7 (2.4%)

Previous vitrectomy, N (%)

4 (1.4%)

Macula complication

 

Epiretinal membrane

33 (11.3%)

Macular edema

11 (3.8%)

Rhegmatogenous retinal detachment

1 (0.3%)

Visual acuity

 

Mean logMAR BCVA ± SD at initial visit

0.34 ± 0.56

Missing

16 (5.5%)

Mean logMAR BCVA decrease ± SD/yr

0.03 ± 0.06

  1. The row labeled “Missing” indicates, for variables with missing data, the number and proportion of missing data. The mean annual decrease in logMAR BCVA (±SD) was analyzed (N = 136), including only patients with two logMAR BCVA measurements and no intraocular lens implantation. SD standard deviation, yr year(s), LogMAR BCVA best-corrected visual acuity in logarithm of the minimum angle of resolution.