Gender Differences in Birdshot Chorioretinopathy and the White Dot Syndromes: Do They Exist?

Table 4

Reports for multifocal choroiditis and panuveitis.

Author	Year	No. of patients	No. of women (%)	average Age (years)
Fung et al. [37]	2013	41	29 (70.7)	38.4
Spaide et al. [38]	2013	17	13 (78.3)	33
Parodi et al. [39]	2013	14	9 (64)	48
Mansour et al. [40]	2012	12	9 (75)	37.8
Atan et al. [41]	2011	30	20 (67)	57
Parodi et al. [42]	2010	27	18 (67)	39
Kotsolis et al. [43]	2010	17	14 (82)	42.7
Haen and Spaide [44]	2008	18	15 (83)	43.2
Kedhar et al. [45]	2007	66	50 (75.8)	49
Thorne et al. [46]	2006	66	50 (76)	45
MacLaren and Lightman [47]	2006	20	11 (55)	37.1
Vianna et al. [48]	2006	19	13 (68)	46.2
Parodi et al. [49]	2004	13	11 (85)	47
Michel et al. [34]	2002	19	15 (79)	34.8
Spaide et al. [35]	2002	17	15 (88)	34.2
Parnell et al. [50]	2001	25	23 (92)	31.1
Vadalà et al. [51]	2001	13	13 (100)	33
Slakter et al. [52]	1997	14	8 (57)	31
Brown Jr. et al. [33]	1996	41	32 (78)	36
Tiedeman [53]	1987	10	6 (60)	36.6
Morgan and Schatz [54]	1986	11	11 (100)	30.2
Dreyer and Gass [55]	1984	28	21 (75)	33
*Watzke and Claussen [56]	1981	40	N/A	N/A

∗Not included in data analysis.