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Table 2 Patient’s presentation

From: Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada disease: a retrospective and multicentric study of 41 patients

Investigations

Patients n/N (%) – Means +/− standard deviation

Patients diagnosed at the early stage n/N (%) - Means +/− standard deviation

Patients diagnosed at the chronic stage n/N (%) – Means +/− standard deviation

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First manifestation:

 - bilateral loss of visual acuity

27/41 (66)

18/31 (58)

9/10 (90)

0.06

 - unilateral loss of visual acuity

10/41 (24)

9/31 (29)

1/10 (10)

0.01

 - ocular pain

1/41 (2)

0/31 (−)

1/10 (10)

 - neurological and auditory involvement

2/41 (5)

2/31 (6)

0/10 (0)

 Other

1/41 (2)

1/41 (2)

0/10 (0)

Signs at ophthalmic clinical examination:

 - Bilateral exudative detachment of the neurosensory retina

29/41 (70)

23/31 (74)

6/10 (60)

0.05

 - Accumulation of liquid in the sub retinal space

15/41 (37)

11/31 (35)

4/10 (40)

0.22

 - « Sunset glow fundus »

2/41 (5)

2/31 (6)

0/10 (−)

Initial visual acuity (/10):

 - Right eye

4.6 +/− 3.6

4.3 +/−  3.7

4.3 +/−  3.5

0.84

 - Left eye

4.9 +/− 3.4

4.6 +/−  3.4

5.0 +/−  3.7

0.88

Angiography

 - Delay in choroidal perfusion, causing hypofluorescence of circumscribed areas poorly perfused

15/31 (48)

11/25 (44)

4/6 (66)

0.47

 - Hyperfluorescent leaking dots (pinpoints)

17/31 (55)

16/25 (64)

1/6 (17)

0.13

 - Retinal pigment epithelium clumping and/or migration

15/31 (48)

13/25 (52)

2/6 (33)

0.55

Optical coherence findings:

 - Diffuse choroidal thickening

17/31 (55)

15/25 (60)

2/6 (33)

0.36

Neurological and auditory investigations:

 - Cerebrospinal Fluid pleiocytosis

19/30 (63)

12/21 (57)

7/9 (78)

0.21

 - Audiological testing with a loss of hearing

8/22 (36)

5/18 (28)

3/4 (75)

0.13