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Table 1 The characteristics and type of complications in complicated eyes treated for retinopathy of prematurity by intravitreal Bevacizumab

From: Ocular complications following intravitreal bevacizumab injection for retinopathy of prematurity and assessment of risk factors

Eye number

GA (weeks)

BW (grams)

Gender

Time of first treatment (days after birth)

Zone of ROP

Stageof ROP

Presence of NVI

Complications

1

27

850

M

73

1

3

No

Visually lost eye

2

27

850

M

73

1

3

No

Visually lost eye

3

26

800

F

95

2

3

No

Visually lost eye

4

26

800

F

95

2

3

No

Visually lost eye

5

29

1600

M

66

1

3

Yes

Progression to stage 4A

6

29

1600

M

66

1

3

Yes

Progression to stage 4A

7

28

1000

F

59

2

3

No

Progression to stage 4A and 5

8

28

1360

M

38

2

3

No

Cataract

9

30

1550

F

77

2

3

No

Progression to stage 4A

10

30

1550

F

77

2

3

No

Progression to stage 4A

11

26

930

F

61

2

3

No

Cataract

12

29

1200

F

42

1

3

No

Progression to stage 4A and 5

13

29

1200

F

42

1

3

No

Progression to stage 4A and 5

14

27

1000

F

57

1

3

No

Progression to stage 4A

15

27

1000

F

57

1

3

No

Progression to stage 4A

16

28

1300

F

45

1

3

Yes

Progression to stage 4A and 5

17

28

1300

F

45

1

3

Yes

Progression to stage 4A

18

25

895

M

70

1

3

Yes

Vitreous hemorraghe

19

28

1300

F

74

2

3

No

Progression to stage 4A

20

28

1300

F

74

2

3

No

Progression to stage 4A

  1. GA gestational age, BW birth weight, ROP retinopathy of prematurity, NVI iris neovascularization, M male, F female