Management of Ocular Siderosis: Visual Outcome and Electroretinographic Changes

Table 1

Demographic and ocular examination findings.

Case	Age	Sex	Duration between trauma and diagnosis of OS (years)	Cornea	Iris/pupil	Lens	Posterior segment	Location of IOFB
1	26	M	6	Scar	Iris defect	PSC	PR	Inferonasal retina
2	29	M	0.8	ED	Normal	Iron deposits on capsule, PSC	PR	Inferior retina
3	17	M	0.4	Clear	Normal	PSC	PR	Inferior retina
4	32	F	2	ED	Heterochromia	Clear	PR	Inferior retina
5	40	M	0.5	ED	Anisocoria	PSC, iron deposits on capsule		Inferior vitreous
6	36	M	2	Scar	Iris defect	CC, iron deposits on capsule	Vitreous condensation	Inferior retina
7	38	M	0.25	Scar	Iris defect	Clear		Inferior vitreous
8	20	M	2	Normal	Heterochromia	PSC, iron deposits on lens capsule	Vitreous condensation	Anterior vitreous
9	47	M	12	Normal	Iridodonesis	PCIOL		Inferior pars plana

ED: endothelial dusting; PSC: posterior subcapsular cataract; CC: cortical cataract; PCIOL: Posterior Chamber Intraocular Lens; PR: pigmentary retinopathy.