Behavior of hyperreflective foci in non-infectious uveitic macular edema, a 12-month follow-up prospective study

BMC Ophthalmology

Table 1 Patients’ demographic data, causes of uveitis and treatments for macular edema

Patient	Gender	Age	SUN	Cause	Treatment
1	Male	34	Anterior	HLA-B27	Periocular Triamcinolone
2	Male	40	Anterior	HLA-B27	Intravitreal dexamethasone
3	Male	48	Anterior	HLA-B27	Oral steroids
4	Male	37	Anterior	Idiopathic	Oral steroids
5	Female	23	Anterior	Idiopathic	Oral steroids
6	Female	28	Intermediate	Idiopathic	Periocular Triamcinolone
7	Female	25	Intermediate	Idiopathic	Periocular Triamcinolone
8	Female	53	Intermediate	Idiopathic	Periocular Triamcinolone
9	Female	50	Intermediate	Idiopathic	Intravitreal dexamethasone
10	Female	35	Intermediate	Idiopathic	Intravitreal dexamethasone
11	Female	63	Posterior	Sarcoidosis	Oral steroids + Methotrexate
12	Female	54	Posterior	Sarcoidosis	Oral steroids + Methotrexate
13	Female	57	Posterior	Sarcoidosis	Oral steroids + Adalimumab
14	Female	61	Posterior	Sarcoidosis	Oral steroids + Adalimumab
15	Male	61	Posterior	Birdshot	Oral steroids + Tocilizumab
16	Male	34	Posterior	Birdshot	Oral steroids + Cyclosporine
17	Female	59	Posterior	Idiopathic	Oral steroids
18	Female	50	Posterior	Idiopathic	Oral steroids
19	Female	67	Panuveitis	Sarcoidosis	Oral steroids + Adalimumab
20	Female	21	Panuveitis	Sarcoidosis	Oral steroids + Adalimumab
21	Female	35	Panuveitis	Chronic VKH	Oral steroids + Azathioprine
22	Female	47	Panuveitis	Chronic VKH	Periocular triamcinolone+Azathioprine
23	Female	61	Panuveitis	Idiopathic	Oral steroids
24	Male	53	Panuveitis	Idiopathic	Oral steroids

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