Optical Coherence Tomography and Optical Coherence Tomography Angiography in Monitoring Coats’ Disease

Table 1

Characteristics of patients.

Group	Case number	Age/years	Sex	Primary pathological changes		Diagnostic methods			Therapy
				Peripheral	Central	AF	OCT	OCTA
A	1	16	F	VA; LD; RE; SF; H	VA; LD; RE	+	+	+	TTT
	2	8	M	VA; LD; RE; SF	VA; LD; RE	+	+	+	TTT
	3	17	F	VA; LD; RE; SF	LD; RE; SF	+	+	Poor visual acuity disables OCTA	TTT
	4	8	M	VA; LD; SF; RE	LD	+	+	+	TTT; Cryotherapy
B	5	11	M	VA; LD	LD	+	+	+	TTT; Cryotherapy
	6	12	F	VA; LD; SF; RE	LD; RS	+	+	+	TTT; Cryotherapy
	7	14	M	VA; LD; RE; SF	RE; RS; EM; SF	+	+	+	TTT; Cryotherapy; Barrage laser treatment
	8	12	M	VA; LD; RE	VA; LD; RS; EM	+	+	Poor visual acuity artifacts	TTT
	9	11	F	VA; RE	RS; EM	+	+	+	TTT; Barrage laser treatment

F: female; M: male; VA: vascular anomalies; LD: lipid deposits; RE: retinal edema; H: hemorrhage; SF: subretinal fluid; RS: retinal scare; EM: epiretinal membrane.