Table 1 Demographic characteristics of the study population
Diagnosis | Number of eyes | Mean age years (SD) | Gender (F:M) | Ethnicity | Number of pair of images |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Normal subjects with no known ocular disease | |||||
Normal subjects | 37 (17 subjects) | 32 (± 7) | 17 F:14 M | 9C: 2AA | 37 |
Retinochoroidopathy secondary to retinal diseases | |||||
High myopia | 13 | 29 (± 6.43) | 11 M:2 F | 9A: 4C | 13 |
Hydroxychloroquine retinal toxicity | 2 | 38 (N/A) | 2 F | 2C | 2 |
Aged-related macular degeneration (drusen) | 1 | 74 (NA) | 1 M | 1C | 1 |
Central serous chorioretinopathy | 2 | 48 (± 8.66) | 2 M | 2A | 2 |
Cone-rod dystrophy | 4 | 75 (± 0.57) | 4 M | 2C: 2A | 4 |
Diabetic retinopathy | 2 | 68 (N/A) | 2 M | 2C | 2 |
Sickle cell retinopathy | 1 | 48 (N/A) | 1 F | 1AA | 1 |
Lymphoma (intraocular) | 1 | 74 (N/A) | 1 M | 1C | 1 |
Uveitic retinochoroidopathies | |||||
Panuveitis (idiopathic) | 1 | 30 (N/A) | 1 F | 1C | 1 |
Vogt-Koyanagi Harada | 2 | 25 (N/A) | 2 M | 2AA | 2 |
Acute zonal occult outer retinopathy | 3 | 44 (± 21) | 3 F | 3C | 3 |
Punctate inner choroidopathy | 10 | 31 (± 6.67) | 8 F:2 M | 10C | 10 |
Birdshot choroidoretinopathy | 5 | 54 (± 4.54) | 3 F:2 M | 5C | 5 |
Multifocal choroiditis | 16 | 40 (± 8.03) | 16 F | 12C: 2AA: 2A | 16 |
Sarcoidosis with posterior uveitis | 2 | 83 (N/A) | 2 F | 2C | 2 |
Serpiginous choroiditis | 2 | 38 (N/A) | 2 M | 2C | 2 |
Retinochoroiditis of unclear etiology | 2 | 31 (N/A) | 2 F | 2AA | 2 |
Total | 69 (42 patients) | 41 (± 16) | 38 F:31 M | 47C: 15A: 7AA | 69 |