Research Article

Vitreous Hemorrhage in Pediatric Age Group

Table 11

A comparison between cases of vitreous hemorrhage caused by accidental trauma and nontraumatic cases.

VariableTraumatic eyesNontraumatic eyes value

Total number of eyes18742
Age (in years)
 (i) Mean ± SD7.7 ± 4.04.9 ± 4.40.0004*
 (ii) Median7.03.5
 (iii) Range0–160–13
Gender (%)
 (i) M134 (71.7)24 (57.1)0.0983
 (ii) F53 (28.3)18 (42.9)
Management (%)
 (i) PPV104 (55.6)12 (28.6)0.0027*
 (ii) Enucleation/evisceration/exenteration3 (1.6)5 (11.9)0.0067*
RD (%)
 (i) Total number47 (2.1)18 (42.9)<0.001*
Duration of FU in months
 (i) Mean ± SD23.8 ± 18.925.8 ± 22.10.5490
 (ii) Median20.016.5
 (iii) Range1–752–75
VA at last FU
 (i) LP-HM (%)40 (24.2)11 (33.3)0.3831
 (ii) CF (%)28 (17.0)4 (12.1)0.666
 (iii) ≥20/200 (%)97 (58.8)18 (54.6)0.7967

SD: standard deviation. PPV: pars plana vitrectomy. FU: follow-up. M: male. F: female. LP: light perception. HM: hand motion. CF: counting finger. *Statistically significant at 5% level of significance.