Research Article

Clinical Features of Optic Disc Drusen in an Ophthalmic Genetics Cohort

Table 2

Demographic and ophthalmic characteristics of ODD and control patients.

ODD—all (n = 56)ODD—unilateral (n = 19)ODD—bilateral (n = 37)Control (n = 56)

Sex
 Male21 (38%)7 (37%)14 (38%)30 (54%)
 Female35 (62%)12 (63%)23 (62%)26 (46%)

Age (mean ± SD, years)32.9 ± 17.530.7 ± 18.534.1 ± 17.138.6 ± 17.8

Age (range, years)5.0–73.05.0–69.08.0–73.03.0–84.0

Race
 Caucasian41 (73%)14 (74%)27 (73%)28 (50%)
 AA2 (4%)1 (5%)1 (3%)15 (27%)
 Others13 (23%)4 (21%)9 (24%)13 (23%)

LogMAR BCVA (range)
 OD−0.097-LP0.000–1.204−0.097-LP−0.097-LP
 OS−0.097-NLP0.000-CF−0.097-NLP−0.204-LP

Refractive error (median, IQR, D)
 OD−1.00 (2.88)−1.63 (2.16)−0.38 (2.38)−1.63 (3.88)
 OS−0.63 (3.50)−1.88 (4.25)−0.25 (3.00)−1.38 (3.53)

SD: standard deviation; AA: African American; logMAR BCVA: logarithm of the minimal angle of resolution best-corrected visual acuity; OD: right eye; OS: left eye; LP: light perception; NLP: no light perception; CF: count fingers; IQR: interquartile range; D: diopter.