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Table 1 Comparisons in the patient and ocular characteristics in acute CRAO eyes between those not demonstrating and those demonstrating the mid-phase pinpoint hyperfluorescent spots on FFA at presentation

From: Mid-phase pinpoint hyperfluorescent spots on fundus fluorescein angiography in acute central retinal artery occlusion – a novel imaging finding

 

CRAO eyes without MPHS

(n = 12)

CRAO eyes with MPHS

(n = 11)

P value

Age (Median, IQR) [years]

52.5 (48–70.5)

41 (33–55)

0.062

Gender (Males) (n, %)

9 (75)

8 (73)

> 0.999

Visual acuity range

LP negative – 6/60

LP positive – 6/18

 

Duration of symptoms (days)

5.583 ± 1.775

2.182 ± 1.093

0.075

Presence of cilioretinal artery (n, %)

6 (50)

5 (45)

> 0.999

Mild CRAO (n, %)

3 (25)

1 (9)

0.59

Moderate CRAO (n, %)

4 (33)

7 (64)

0.22

Severe CRAO (n, %)

5 (42)

3 (27)

0.67

ART (seconds)

29.96 ± 11.06

21.76 ± 9.25

0.062

  1. Abbreviations: CRAO – central retinal artery occlusion; FFA – fundus fluorescein angiography; MPHS – mid-phase pinpoint hyperfluorescent spots; LP – light perception; IQR – interquartile range; ART – arm-retina time