Table 1

Patient demographic data

Diagnosis	No of eyes	Mean (SD) age (years)	Sex (M:F, %)	Race (W:O, %)	Eye (R:L, %)	Implant (S:D, %)	Mean (SD) follow up (months)
All patients	119	46 (27)	47:53	87:13	50:50	25:75	43 (33)
1 Developmental	38	21 (20)	47:53	90:10	42:58	18:82	50 (34)
2 POAG	13	73 (10)	23:77	85:15	54:46	8:92	55 (33)
3 CCAG	10	62 (15)	70:30	90:10	70:30	10:90	54 (34)
4 Uveitic	19	54 (22)	47:53	90:10	53:47	32:68	45 (39)
5 Traumatic	15	36 (18)	67:33	60:40	33:67	13:87	33 (29)
6 Neovascular	19	66 (21)	47:53	95:5	53:47	58:42	28 (25)
7 Miscellaneous	5	59 (24)	0:100	100:0	80:20	40:60	10 (7)
Statistics:
χ²/Fisher's test			p=0.06	p=0.001	NS	p=0.0003
			p=0.09
ANOVA		p<0.00001					p=0.02
Duncan's (p<0.05)		1<2–7					6<1,2
		5<2–4,6,7					7<1–3
		2>1,4,5

SD = standard deviation; M:F = male:female; W:O = White:Oriental; R:L = right:left; S:D = single:double; POAG = primary open angle glaucoma; CCAG = chronic closed angle glaucoma; NS = not significant.
↵Most patients with POAG were female.
↵Most patients with traumatic glaucoma were male.
↵Compared with other diagnoses, traumatic glaucoma was more common in eyes of non-white patients.
↵Single plate implants were more commonly inserted in eyes with neovascular glaucoma, compared with other diagnoses.