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Table 2 Clinical presentations of open globe injury patients by endophthalmitis groups

From: Risk factors and outcomes of post-traumatic endophthalmitis: a retrospective single-center study

Clinical characteristics

Total (N = 591)

Endophthalmitis group (N = 118)

Non-endophthalmitis group (N = 473)

P value

Wound location, n (%)

< 0.001

 Zone I

281 (47.5)

80 (67.8)

201 (42.5)

 

 Zone II

166 (28.1)

21 (17.8)

145 (30.7)

 

 Zone III

144 (24.4)

17 (14.4)

127 (26.8)

 

Lens capsule rupture, n (%)

104 (17.6)

24 (20.3)

80 (16.9)

0.422

Vitreous prolapsed, n (%)

138 (23.4)

10 (8.5)

128 (27.1)

< 0.001

Uveal tissue prolapsed, n (%)

261 (44.2)

34 (28.8)

227 (48.0)

< 0.001

Retinal detachment, n (%)

133 (22.5)

26 (22.0)

107 (22.6)

0.904

Choroidal detachment, n (%)

72 (12.2)

8 (6.8)

64 (13.5)

0.063

RAPD, n (%)

184 (31.1)

36 (30.5)

148 (31.3)

0.912

Presenting to hospital > 24 h, n (%)

284 (48.1)

93 (78.8)

191 (40.4)

< 0.001

Median duration of admission (IQR), day

9 (6 to 12)

10 (7 to 14)

8 (6 to 12)

< 0.001

Mean final (SD) VA, logMARa

1.4 (1.1)

1.9 (1.0)

1.3 (1.1)

< 0.001

Final VA worsen than 20/400, n (%)a

282 (48.0)

78 (66.1)

204 (43.5)

< 0.001

  1. RAPD relative afferent pupillary defect, IQR interquartile range, VA visual acuity, SD standard deviation, logMAR logarithm of the minimum angle of resolution, FVA VA at final follow-up visit
  2. aVA at final follow-up could not be determined in 4 patients of non-endophthalmitis group