Fuchs’ Heterochromic Iridocyclitis in an Italian Tertiary Referral Centre: Epidemiology, Clinical Features, and Prognosis

Table 2

Clinical findings of 158 Italian patients (159 eyes) with Fuchs’ Heterochromic Iridocyclitis at their first examination in a referral center.

Clinical findings	Number of eyes	%
BCVA ≥ 0.6	137	86
BCVA ≤ 0.1	6	3.8
Keratic precipitates	152	95.6
Small size	67	42.1
Medium size	27	17
Small + medium size	58	36.5
Diffuse	116	76.3
Mainly central and inferior	36	23.7
Cells in anterior chamber	122	76.7
0 to ≤2+	158	99.37
≥3+	1	0.6
Iris nodules	60	37.7
Koeppe	48	30.2
Busacca	2	1.2
Koeppe + Busacca	10	6.3
Iris atrophy	138	86.8
Heterochromia	61	38.3
Inverse heterochromia	1	0.6
Anisocoria	4	2.5
IOP increase or therapy for IOP	32	20.1
Cataract	101	63.5
Posterior subcapsular	83	57.2
White	4	2.75
Previous cataract surgery	14	8.8
Vitreous opacities	145	91.2
≤1+	73	45.9
≥2+	72	45.3
Optic disc changes	27	17
Increased cup/disk ratio	15	9.4
Pale optic disk	7	4.4
Both	2	1.2
Hyperemia	3	1.9
Chorioretinal scars	8	5
Epiretinal membrane	3	1.9
Retinal tears	1	0.6
Retinal hole	1	0.6

On 145 phakic eyes.