Table 3

Phenotype correlation with each genotype in both groups

Neonatal onset
(n=14; 28 eyes)
Infantile onset
(n=29; 58 eyes)
CYP1B1 mutationsNo mutation CYP1B1 mutationsNo
mutation
c.1169 G>A (p.R390H)
c.1358 A>G (p.N453S)
c.1169 G>A (p.R390H)c.1158T>A (p.Y386 Stop)c.1169 G>A (p.R 390H)
c.1358 A>G (p.N453S)
c.1294C>G
(p.L432V)
No. of eyes and patients8 eyes of 4 patients2 eyes of 1 patient2 eyes of 1 patient16 eyes of 8 patients6 eyes of 3 patients4 eyes of 2 patients48 eyes of 24 patients
Age at presentation12.5±7.5 days14 days11 days6.7±3.3 days13.6±9.6 months9.0±4.2
months
12.1±9.4
months
Presenting IOP
(mm Hg)
20.2±2.722.025.019.7±5.625±7.924±5.123.8±9.5
Corneal clarity2.5±1.1311.9±1.42.0±0.91.3±0.50.7±0.8
OutcomePoor 4/8 (50%)
Fair 4/8 (50%)
Poor 2/2Fair 2/2Poor 5/16
(31.2%)
Fair 7/16 (43.7%)
Good 4/16 (25%)
Poor 3/6 (50%)
Fair 3/6
(50%)
Good 4/4
(100%)
Poor 2/48 (4.1%)
Fair 10/48 (20%)
Good 36/48 (75%)
Overall outcome in neonatal vs infantile PCG with and without mutations NO-PCG with mutations
(n=12)
NO-PCG no mutations
(n=16)
IO-PCG with mutations
(n=10)
IO-PCG
no mutations
(n=48)
Poor 6/12 (50%)
Fair 6/12 (50%)
Good 0
Poor 5/16 (31.2%)
Fair 7/16 (43.7%)
Good 4/16 (25%)
Poor 3/10 (30 %)
Fair 3/10
(30 %)
Good 4/10 (40%)
Poor 2/48 (4.1%)
Fair 10/48 (20%)
Good 36/48 (75%)
Poor outcomeEyes in patients with CYP1B1 mutations (n=22)Eyes in patients without CYP1B1 mutations (n=64)P value
9/22 (41%)7/64 (10.9%)0.004
  • IO, infantile-onset; IOP, intraocular pressure; NO, neonatal-onset; PCG, primary congenital glaucoma.