Prevalence of presumed ocular tuberculosis among pulmonary tuberculosis patients in a tertiary hospital in the Philippines

Journal of Ophthalmic Inflammation and Infection

Table 1 Profile of patients labeled to have presumed ocular TB

Patient	Age (years)	Sex	Findings	VAi	VAf	ATT response after 4 weeks
1^a	66	M	OS: non-GAU with posterior synechiae, choroidal tubercle; grade 2 cataract, L-cervical lymphadenopathy	0.1/0.050	0.1/0.1	Partial
2^a	68	M	OS: GAU, choroidal tubercle, posterior synechiae	0.4/0.025	0.4/0.025	Partial
3	57	F	OS: choroidal tubercle	0.67/0.67	0.67/0.67	Partial
4^a	36	F	OS: non-GAU, posterior synechiae, L-cervical lymphadenopathy	0.67/0.40	0.67/0.50	Partial
5	77	M	OS: retinal vasculitis	0.40/0.40	Lost to follow-up
6	70	F	OD: non-GAU, posterior synechiae	1/1	1/1	Partial
7	67	M	OS: retinal vasculitis	0.40/0.67	Lost to follow-up

Multiple response: Patients 1 and 2 had combined findings in the anterior and posterior segments of the eye; VAi, best-corrected visual acuity (BCVA) prior to ATT; VAf, BCVA after 4 weeks of ATT; GAU, granulomatous anterior uveitis; OS, left eye; OD, right eye; ^aIOP of involved eye significantly lower (> 5 mmHg difference).