Table 2

Development of visual acuity with respect to diagnosis subgroups

DiagnosisPreoperative visual acuity: (mean: logMAR)3 months postoperative visual acuity: (mean: logMAR)12 months postoperative visual acuity: (mean: logMAR)24 months postoperative visual acuity: (mean: logMAR)48–60 months postoperative visual acuity: (mean: logMAR)
nLP = no light perception; LP d = defective light projection; LP i = intact light projection; HM = hand movements; CF = counting fingers.
Neovascular glaucoma20/100–LPd20/400–LPdHM–nLPCF–nLPCF–nLP
2.0 (0.8) n=122.2 (0.3) n=122.3 (0.4) n=72.5 (0,5) n=62.6 (0.6) n=6
Trauma20/200–nLPCF–nLPHM–nLPHM–nLPHM–nLP
2.0 (0.9) n=72.5 (0.5) n=72.6 (0.4) n=72.6 (0.5) n=62.6 (0.5) n=6
Uveitis20/50–nLP20/50–nLP20/100–CF20/400–LPi20/400–LPd
1.3 (0.8) n=71.9 (0.8) n=71.3 (0.4) n=51.9 (0.4) n=52.2 (0.5) n=5
Glaucoma due to aphakia in congenital cataracts20/200–nLP20/200–nLP20/200–nLP20/200–nLP20/400–nLP
1.6 (0.5) n=132.1 (0.7) n=111.7 (0.5) n=131.8 (0.7) n=112.2. (0.7) n=10
Others20/100–20/40020/200–nLP20/200–LPd20/40020/800–CF
    (juvenile and infantile glaucoma, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome)1.1 (0.6) n=51.9 (1.0) n=41.7 (0.7) n=41.3 (0) n=21.6 (0.1) n=2