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Table 3 Summary of clinical characteristics of eyes with syphilitic uveitis (n = 33)

From: Characteristics of syphilitic uveitis in northern China

Clinical characteristics

No. (%) of eyes

Presenting complaint

 Blurring of vision

31 (93.9%)

 Floaters

14 (42.4%)

 Redness

11 (33.3%)

 Pain

7 (21.2%)

 Photopsia

7 (21.2%)

Initial BCVA

 ≥ 20/40

9 (27.3%)

 20/50–20/200

14 (42.4%)

 < 20/200

10 (30.3%)

Final BCVA

 ≥ 20/40

21 (63.6%)

 20/50–20/200

11 (33.3%)

 < 20/200

1 (3.0%)

 Improved

27 (81.8%)

 Unchanged

7 (21.2%)

 worsen

1 (3.0%)

Type of uveitis

 Anterior uveitis

0

 Intermediate uveitis

1 (3.0%)

 Posterior uveitis

19 (57.6%)

 Panuvetiis

13 (39.4%)

  Granulomatous

1 (3.0%)

  Nongranulomatous

12 (36.4%)

Ocular signs

 Episcleritis

1 (3.0%)

 Hypopyon

2 (6.1%)

 Posterior synechiae

1 (3.0%)

 Vitreous haze

13 (39.4%)

 Chorioretinitis

19 (57.6%)

 Neuroretinitis

7 (21.2%)

 Papilitis

2 (6.1%)

 Vasculitis

3 (9.1%)

 Posterior placoid chorioretinits

3 (9.1%)

 Pseudoretinitis pigmentosa

11 (33.3%)

 Retinal or vitreous hemorrhage

3 (9.1%)

 Vascular occlusion

2 (6.1%)

 Inner precipitates

2 (6.1%)

 White-yellow punctuate nodules

1 (3.0%)

 Patchy white-yellow lesions

1 (3.0%)

 Cystoid macular edema

6 (18.2%)

 Epiretinal membrane

4 (12.1%)

  1. Note. BCVA best-corrected visual acuity