Clinical and Optical Coherence Tomography Angiographic Features in Patients with Postcataract Stenotrophomonas maltophilia Endophthalmitis

Table 1

Demographics and clinical characteristics of cases with postcataract S. maltophilia endophthalmitis.

Cases	Age (years)	Gender	Systemic conditions	PCR	Postoperative days to evaluation	Presenting BCVA	SL examination	Fundus examination	US finding	Final BCVA	Follow-up (days)
1	35	M	No	No	9	FC/40 cm	Corneal edema, hypopyon, AC cells, fibrin, RAPD (+)	Dense vitreous opacities	Vitreous echoes++	0.15	174
2	78	F	No	No	12	HM/10 cm	AC flare, AC exudates, RAPD (+)	Loss of red reflex	Vitreous echoes++ ∼+++	0.05	167
3	76	F	Encephalorrhagia	No	12	FC/10 cm	Corneal edema, AC cells, hypopyon, RAPD (+)	Loss of red reflex	Vitreous echoes ++	0.92	160
4	67	F	HBP, DM, metrocarcinoma, hyperthyroidism	No	11	FC/40 cm	Pupillary membrane, hypopyon, RAPD (+)	Dense vitreous opacities; Loss of red reflex	Vitreous echoes ++	0.52	172

BCVA, best-corrected visual acuity; SL, slit lamp; US, ultrasound; FC, figure counting; HM, hand motion; AC, anterior chamber; RAPD, relative apparent pupillary defect; PCR, posterior capsule rupture; F, female; M, male; HBP, high blood pressure; DM, diabetes mellitus.