Clinical Features and Treatments of Syphilitic Uveitis: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

Table 3

Clinical phenotypes of syphilitic uveitis.

Phenotype	Number of studies (%)
Papillitis, optic neuritis, or neuroretinitis	28 (87.5)
Panuveitis	24 (75.0)
Retinitis, retinal vasculitis	23 (71.9)
Anterior uveitis	21 (65.6)
Posterior uveitis	20 (62.5)
ASPPC	10 (31.3)
Choroiditis or chorioretinitis	8 (25.0)
Intermediate uveitis	11 (34.4)
Macular edema	7 (21.9)
IOP increased	6 (18.8)
Serous retinal detachment	6 (18.8)
Necrotizing retinitis	5 (15.6)

ASPPC: acute syphilitic posterior placoid choroiditis; IOP: intraocular pressure; number of studies that included patients with the specified clinical phenotype (of 32 studies included in this review).