Research Article

Changes in Macular Microvascular Structure in Macular Edema Secondary to Branch Retinal Vein Occlusion Treated with Antivascular Endothelial Growth Factor for One Year

Table 4

Correlations between BCVA, CRT, intraocular pressure, SBP, DBP, and indexes of macular vascular density at baseline.

CharacteristicsCorrelationSCPDCPFAZ areaPerimeterAcircularity indexFD-300 area density

SBPN363633333333
value0.90.63890.66800.63240.38180.6785
r coefficient−0.0220.081−0.079−0.0860.157−0.075

DBPN363633333333
value0.87580.80730.41930.2230.0280.9256
r coefficient−0.027−0.0420.1450.2180.3830.017

BCVAN363633333333
value0.42770.1680.66610.56020.58570.8104
r coefficient−0.1360.2350.0780.1050.098−0.043

CRTN363633333333
value0.8440.02090.97130.87160.46660.0838
r coefficient−0.034−0.384−0.007−0.029−0.1310.306

Intraocular pressureN363633333333
value0.54180.83610.94740.87220.29350.5821
r coefficient−0.1050.036−0.012−0.0290.188−0.099

SBP, systolic blood pressure; DBP, diastolic blood pressure; BCVA, best-corrected visual acuity; CRT, central retinal thickness. At baseline, CRT, DCP, and acircularity index were abnormally distributed (, respectively, in Shapiro–Wilk’s test). The Spearman correlation was used to examine correlations with other variables. Pearson correlations were analyzed for others. .