Table 3

Comparing the characteristics of patients with or without thick choroidal

Relatively thin choroidalThick choroidalP value
n=40 patients (40 eyes)n=59 patients (65 eyes)
Age, mean±SD, years51.7±8.3546.2±7.950.0014**
Gender, males (%)25 (62.5)35 (59.3)0.28
Course of disease, mean±SD, month3.9±6.152.9±8.780.41
Acute CSCR (%)11 (15.1)62 (84.9)†<0.001***
Chronic CSCR (%)29 (81.8)3 (18.2)<0.001***
Best-corrected visual acuity, mean±SD0.67±0.230.8±0.120.005**
Flat irregular pigment epithelial detachment, positive patients (%)21 (52.5)6 (10.1)0.001**
En-face area, mean±SD, μm1.54±1.280.82±0.800.246
Width, mean±SD, μm620.7±81.7582.3±49.10.301
Height, mean±SD, μm
Course of disease, mean±SD, (month)
Vision, mean±SD
24.7±2.52
6.4±7.5
0.53±0.24
24.5±2.3
19.6±21.4
0.63±0.23
0.828
0.031*
0.559
Choroidal thickness detected by EDI-OCT, mean±SD, μm234.4±12.713309.7±54.8<0.001***
  • X2 test or Fisher’s exact test was used for analysis of categorical variables. T-test was employed for analysis of continuous variables.

  • *P<0.05, **P<0.01, ***P<0.001.

  • †56 patients (62 eyes) have been detected to have thick choroidal.

  • CSCR, central serous chorioretinopathy; EDI-OCT, enhanced depth imaging-optical coherence tomography.