Gender Differences in Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada Disease and Sympathetic Ophthalmia

Table 2

Demographic differences of sympathetic ophthalmia (SO) in the literature.

Author/year	Total: male (%)/female (%) 𝑃 value	Age: mean ± SD; (range, years)	Cause of SO	Race or region	Reference
Chan et al./1995	32: 16 (50)/16 (50) 𝑃=1.0000	32.7±23.6 (1–80)	Trauma: 23 (71.9%); Surgery: 9 (28.1%)	NA	[74]
Lin and Zhong/1996	30: 21 (70)/9 (30) 𝑃=0.0235^∗	32.3 (6–66)	Trauma: 24 (80%); Surgery: 6 (20%)	Chinese	[71]
Castiblanco and Adelman/2009	86: 62 (72.1)/24 (27.9) 𝑃=0.2655	46 (3–83)	Trauma: 40 (46.5%); Surgery: 38 (44.2%); Trauma + surgery: 8 (9.3%)	NA	[72]
Galor et al./2009	85: 50 (60)/35 (40) 𝑃=0.0633	44 (2–91)	Trauma: 53 (62.4%); Surgery: 32 (37.6)	White: 57%; African American: 23%; Others: 20%	[73]
Al-Halafi et al./2011	60: 34 (56.7)/26 (43.3) 𝑃=0.2992	36±20 (4–90)	NA	Saudi Arabia	[8]

^∗𝑃<0.05.