Research Article

Changes in Central Macular Thickness following Single Session Multispot Panretinal Photocoagulation

Table 3

Univariate analysis of factors related to changes incentral subfield thickness at 12-week follow-up after single session, multispot, 20-millisecond panretinal photocoagulation.

Characteristics
mean (SD)
Changes in CSF thicknessP value
≥12 m <12 m

Gender, (%)0.02
 Male3 (21.4)11 (78.8)
 Female 16 (61.5)10 (38.5)
Age, year52.58 (7.9)52.0 (7.7)0.82
Baseline logMAR BCVA, mean (SD) 0.13 (0.08) 0.14 (0.09) 0.57
Baseline CSF thickness, m275.5 (36.5)273.2 (34.3)0.83
Baseline HbA1C, mg/dL8.7 (2.2)9.7 (2.4)0.16
PRP parameters
 Laser power (mW)380.0 (110.2)420.0 (122.7)0.36
 Laser fluence (J/cm2)5.4 (3.7)5.4 (3.2)0.84
 Laser area (mm2)369.4 (149.7)431.4 (158.9)0.21
 Total laser energy 21.7 (7.2)21.7 (8.8)0.87
 Total laser burn (spot)2889.0 (776.1)2625.0 (585.3)0.78
Duration of PRP (min)5.1 (0.9)4.7 (0.7)0.18

SD: standard deviation, VA: visual acuity, CSF: central subfield, mW: milliwatt, J: Joule, min: minute, and PRP: pan retinal photocoagulation.