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Table 1 Demographic data and clinical features of patients with acute central serous chorioretinopathy included in the study

From: Distinguishing features of acute Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada disease and acute central serous chorioretinopathy on optical coherence tomography angiography and en face optical coherence tomography imaging

Patient no.

Sex

Age (years)

Eye

BCVA

Anterior segment features

Posterior segment features

Systemic features and steroid exposure

Total follow-up (weeks)

1

M

32

OD

0.8

–

SSRD and PED

Nil

6

OS

0.2

–

2

M

41

OD

0

–

–

Nil

12

OS

0.2

SSRD

3

M

33

OD

0.2

–

–

Local steroid use for dermatological condition

8

OS

0.8

SSRD

4

F

38

OD

0

–

–

Oral herbal medications for hypertension

2

OS

0.2

SSRD and PED

5

M

37

OD

0.8

–

SSRD

Oral herbal medications for renal calculi

8

OS

0

–

6

M

32

OD

0.2

–

–

Local steroid use for tinea

4

OS

0.48

SSRD

7

M

35

OD

0

–

SSRD and PED

Oral steroids for asthma

6

OS

0

–

8

M

32

OD

0

–

PED

Nil

12

OS

0.48

SSRD and PED

9

M

27

OD

0

–

–

Nil

14

OS

0.3

SSRD and PED

10

M

32

OD

0.2

–

SSRD

Nil

9

OS

0

–

11

F

24

OD

0.1

–

SSRD and PED

Local steroid use for dermatological condition

5

OS

0.1

–

12

M

44

OD

0.3

–

SSRD

Oral steroids for joint pains

10

OS

0

–

13

M

38

OD

0

–

–

Nil

12

OS

0.1

SSRD and PED

14

M

39

OD

0.2

–

SSRD and PED

Oral herbal medications for fatigue

4

OS

0

–

  1. BCVA best-corrected visual acuity, F female, M male, OD right eye, OS left eye, PED pigment epithelial detachment, SSRD subfoveal serous retinal detachment