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Table 1 Patient characteristics by STA success or failure by eye

From: Risk factors for failing sub-Tenon’s triamcinolone acetonide for uveitic macular edema

 

All Patient Eyes

n (column %)

STA Success

n (column %)

STA Failure

n (column %)

% Failure

(Row %)

P-value

Number of eyes (row %)

180

138

42

23.3%

Mean age, years (SD)

56.0 (17.9)

55.1 (18.8)

59.2 (14.5)

0.188

 range

9, 90

9, 90

24, 86

  

Sex

     

 Male

74 (41.1%)

61 (44.2%)

13 (31.0%)

17.6%

 

 Female

106 (58.9%)

77 (55.8%)

29 (69.0%)

27.4%

0.342

Race

     

 White

101 (56.1%)

82 (59.4%)

19 (45.2%)

18.8%

Reference

 Hispanic

26 (14.4%)

23 (16.7%)

3 (7.1%)

11.5%

0.253

 Black

44 (24.4%)

27 (19.6%)

17 (40.5%)

38.6%

0.041

 Asiana

8 (4.4%)

6 (4.4%)

2 (4.8%)

25.0%

0.430

 Native Americana

1 (0.6%)

0

1 (2.4%)

100%

 

Anatomic Classification

     

 Anterior/Anterior and Int.

61 (33.9%)

41 (29.7%)

20 (47.6%)

32.8%

Reference

 Intermediate

48 (26.7%)

45 (32.6%)

3 (7.1%)

6.2%

0.005

 Posterior

27 (15.0%)

21 (15.2%)

6 (14.3%)

22.2%

0.414

 Panuveitis

44 (24.4%)

31 (22.5%)

13 (31.0%)

29.6%

0.808

Presence of diabetes mellitus

35 (19.4%)

23 (16.7%)

12 (28.6%)

34.3%

0.234

Use of systemic corticosteroids

5 (2.8%)

3 (2.2%)

2 (4.9%)

40.0%

0.332

Use of IMT

48 (26.7%)

33 (23.9%)

15 (35.7%)

31.2%

0.136

  1. STA sub-Tenon’s triamcinolone acetonide, SD standard deviation, IMT immunomodulatory therapy
  2. aAsian and Native American races combined for statistical comparisons