Research Article

Factors Contributing to Long-Term Severe Visual Impairment in Stevens-Johnson Syndrome and Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis

Table 2

Analysis of the correlation between demographics and severe visual impairment in SJS/TEN patients ().

VariablesNonsevere visual impairment (%) (, 74.16%)Severe visual impairment (%) (, 25.84%)OR (95% CI) value

Sex
 Male
 Female
25 (37.88)
41 (62.12)
9 (39.13)
14 (60.87)
1.05 (0.40–2.79)
1.00
0.915
Age (years)
 <40
 ≥40
28 (42.42)
38 (57.58)
13 (56.52)
10 (43.48)
1.76 (0.68–4.60)
1.00
0.245
Diagnosis
 Overlap/TEN
 SJS
19 (28.79)
47 (77.21)
5 (21.74)
18 (78.26)
0.68 (0.22–2.12)
1.00
0.512
Diabetes mellitus
 Yes
 No
9 (13.64)
57 (86.36)
2 (8.70)
21 (91.30)
0.60 (0.12–3.02)
1.00
0.539
Autoimmune diseases
 Yes
 No
7 (10.61)
59 (89.39)
3 (13.04)
20 (86.96)
1.26 (0.30–5.36)
1.00
0.750
HIV infection
 Yes
 No
13 (19.7)
53 (80.30)
0 (0)
23 (100)
0.16 (0.03–0.71)
1.00
0.021
Causative agents
 Nonpharmaceutical triggers3 (4.55)3 (13.04)7.20 (1.13–45.96)0.037
 Antibiotics alone20 (30.30)12 (52.17)4.32 (1.44–14.02)0.015
 Antibiotics with others7 (10.61)3 (13.04)3.09 (0.59–15.98)0.179
 Nonantibiotics36 (54.55)5 (21.74)1.00

Statistical significance ; HIV: human immunodeficiency virus.