Table 1 of Scheive, Mol Vis 2022; 28:220-229.


Table 1. Demographic information on DR patients included in cross-sectional and longitudinal analysis.

Demographic Variable Cross-Sectional Longitudinal
OCT-A scans, n 151 149
Patients, n 93 36
Eyes, n 151 51
OD, n (%) 76 (50.3%) 24 (47.1%)
Mean logMAR of eyes (range) 0.18
(−0.125- 1.301) 0.209
(−0.125–1.301)
Mean age ± SD, years (range) 56±13.8
(18–79) 58±12.5
(22–78)
Male, n (%) 47 (49.5%) 19 (52.8%)
DR diagnosis, n of eyes (%)    
Mild NPDR 33 scans/eyes (21.9%) 11 scans (7.4%)
9 scans with anti-VEGF (7.1%)
6 eyes (11.8%)
Moderate/severe NPDR 84 scans/eyes (55.6%) 97 scans (67.4%)
84 scans with anti-VEGF (76.4%)
31 eyes (60.8%)
PDR 34 scans/eyes (22.5%) 41 scans (27.5%)
34 scans with anti-VEGF (26.8%)
14 eyes (27.5%)
Anti-VEGF, n (%) 28 scans/eyes (18.5%) 127 scans (85.2%)
41 eyes (80.4%)
Medical history, n (%)    
Cataract surgery 23 eyes (15.2%) 8 eyes (15.7%)
Glaucoma 20 eyes (13.2%) 8 eyes (15.7%)
Hypertension 87 patients (93.5%) 33 patients (91.7%)
Sleep apnea 15 patients (16.1%) 10 patients (27.8%)
Race, n (%)    
African American 43 (46%) 15 (41.7%)
Asian 2 (2.2%) 2 (5.6%)
Native Hawaiians andOther Pacific Islanders 2 (2.2%) 0 (0%)
White 46 (49%) 19 (52.8%)