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Br J Ophthalmol 84:1387-1391 doi:10.1136/bjo.84.12.1387
  • Original Article
    • Clinical science

Superselective ophthalmic artery fibrinolytic therapy for the treatment of central retinal vein occlusion

Table 1

Clinical characteristics of 26 patients with central retinal vein occlusion before fibrinolysis treatment

Case Age Sex Glaucoma/ IOP
>21 mm Hg
Duration of visual loss (days) Initial VA Cause of visual loss VA at day 1 Last VA Rubeosis/ NVG Follow up (months)
1 66 F Yes 0.5 CF IBF 20/40 20/50 16
2 53 M 1 20/400 IBF 20/50 20/20 6
3 45 M 0.5 CF IBF 20/20 20/20 5
4 67 M Yes 2 20/160 IBF 20/100 20/50 4
5 59 M 11 CF IBF CF CF Rubeosis 28
6 44 M 2 CF IBF CF CF 3
7 58 F 0.5 CF IBF CF 20/200 3
8 51 M 2 CF IBF CF 20/200 3
9 56 F Yes 0.5 CF IBF LP LP 6
10 42 M 30 20/50 MO 20/25 20/200 22
11 69 M 2 CF MO CF CF Rubeosis 15
12 45 F 4 CF MO 20/200 20/20 14
13 85 M 3 CF MO HM HM 2
14 65 M 5 20/100 MO 20/100 20/200 7
15 75 F 120 CF MO CF 20/400 32
16 58 M 210 20/50 MO 20/50 20/60 53
17 61 M Yes 30 20/50 MO 20/40 CF 18
18 56 M 60 20/100 MO 20/100 20/100 71
19 57 M Yes 90 20/50 MO 20/50 20/400 NVG 31
20 65 M 60 20/400 MO 20/400 20/400 4
21 69 F Yes 5 20/50 MO 20/40 20/25 6
22 52 M 1 20/60 CR 20/25 20/25 34
23 73 M Yes 18 20/25 CR 20/40 20/20 32
24 60 M 7 20/160 CR 20/160 20/200 4
25 50 M Yes 2 CF SMH CF HM Rubeosis 3
26 73 F 15 CF Ischaemia HM HM NVG 32
  • NVG = neovascular glaucoma; IBF = impairment of retinal blood flow; MO = macular oedema; CR = cilioretinal artery occlusion; SMH = submacular haemorrhage.

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