Incidence and outcomes of ocular hypertension from rhegmatogenous retinal detachment surgery in the acute postoperative setting

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Table 1 Baseline patient characteristics of cohort

Feature	Value
General features
Age, mean ± SD, years	47.5±14.7
Sex, male/female, n	35/17
Laterality, right/left, n	23/29
Pertinent ophthalmic history, n
Lattice degeneration	29
Postsurgical	3
Trauma	5
Idiopathic	15
Ophthalmic features
Visual acuity, mean ± SD, logMAR units	1.41±0.64
IOP, mean ± SD, mmHg	9.9±4.6
Cup:disc ratio, mean ± SD	0.35±0.05

Table 2 Distribution of patients undergoing retinal reattachment procedures

Retinal re-attachment surgery	Number of participants
Pars plana vitrectomy alone
With phacoemulsification, silicone oil tamponade	7
Without phacoemulsification, silicone oil tamponade	14
Without phacoemulsification, C3F8 tamponade	2
Combined pars plana vitrectomy and scleral buckling
Without phacoemulsification, silicone oil tamponade	6
With phacoemulsification, silicone oil tamponade	23

Figure 1 Mean IOP trend of cohort in the postoperative period.

Figure 2 Comparison of mean IOP trend of cases with ocular hypertension (dark blue) and cases maintaining normal IOP (light blue) in the postoperative period.

Figure 3 Comparison of mean cup:disc ratio of cases with ocular hypertension (dark blue) and cases maintaining normal IOP (light blue) in the postoperative period.

Figure 4 Mean visual acuity trend of cohort in the postoperative period.

Figure 5 Comparison of mean visual acuity of cases with ocular hypertension (dark blue) and cases maintaining normal IOP (light blue) in the postoperative period.