|
Characteristics
|
|---|
|
Patients, n
|
43
|
|
Age, years
|
74 (68–79)
|
|
Male, n (%)
|
10 (23.3%)
|
|
Number of prescribed medicationson the day of hospitalization
|
5 (3–9)
|
|
Type of PACD
|
|
Acute primary angle closure, n (%)
|
8 (18.6%)
|
|
IOP, mmHg*1
|
61.1 ± 11.2
|
|
ACD, mm
|
1.32 ± 0.21
|
|
Chronic primary angle closure, n (%)
|
35 (81.4%)
|
|
IOP, mmHg*2
|
18.0 ± 4.9
|
|
ACD, mm
|
1.87 ± 0.23
|
|
PACS, n (%)
|
19 (44.2%)
|
|
PAC, n (%)
|
13 (30.2%)
|
|
PACG, n (%)
|
3 (7.0%)
|
- Continuous data on age and number of prescribed medications are shown as median values and interquartile range, whereas continuous data of IOP and ACD are shown as the mean ± standard deviation
- Abbreviations: PACD primary angle closure disease, PACS primary angle closure suspect, PAC primary angle closure, PACG primary angle closure glaucoma, IOP intraocular pressure, ACD anterior chamber depth
- *1: One patient was excluded because IOP was normal at hospitalization after using IOP-lowering medication at other hospital
- *2: One patient was excluded because measurement of ACD was used non-contact tonometer
