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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients with a history of uveitis

From: New-onset or relapse of uveitis after rapid spreading of COVID-19 infection in China and risk factor analysis for relapse

Characteristics

COVID-19

infected patients

COVID-19

uninfected patients

P Value

(n = 288, eyes = 482)

(n = 61, eyes = 102)

Age (years) (M-IQR)

31.0 (14.0–46.0)

31.0 (15.0–55.0)

0.374

Gender (Male/female) (n, %)

130 (45.1)/158 (54.9)

35 (57.4)/26 (42.6)

0.062

Course of disease (years) (M-IQR)

2.50 (1.17–4.90)

3.4 (1.54-6.00)

0.033

BCVAa (logMAR, M-IQR)

0.00 (0.00-0.22)

0.10 (0.00-0.30)

0.100

The anterior chamber cell grade recorded as 0b (eyes, %)

398 (82.6)

82 (80.4)

0.601

Infective uveitis (n, %)

9 (3.1)

4 (6.6)

0.361

Anatomical classification (n, %)

   

 Anterior uveitis

30 (10.4)

11 (18.0)

0.093

 Intermediate, posterior or panuveitis

258 (89.6)

50 (82.0)

 

Uveitis-related systemic diseases (n, %)

   

 Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada disease

47 (16.3)

4 (6.6)

0.05

 Behcet’s disease

26 (9.0)

5 (8.2)

0.836

 Ankylosing Spondylitis

19 (6.6)

2 (3.3)

0.488

 Other diseasesc

16 (5.6)

5 (8.2)

0.623

  1. M, median; IQR, interquartile range;
  2. a BCVA at the last visit;
  3. b The anterior chamber cell grade recorded as 0 at the last visit
  4. c Other Uveitis-related systemic diseases included multiple sclerosis, sjogren’s syndrome, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, juvenile idiopathic arthritis, sarcoidosis, blau syndrome, kawasaki disease