Research Article
Clinical Characteristics of Methanol-Induced Optic Neuropathy: Correlation between Aetiology and Clinical Findings
Table 2
Clinical feature and treatment in acute phase.
| Patient no./age range∗/sex | Exposure route | Consciousness disturbance | Coma | Metabolic acidosis | Other symptoms | Dialysis |
| 1/60S/M | Ingestion | No | No | N/A | No | No | 2/40S/M | Ingestion | No | No | Yes | Cardiopulmonary | No | 3/50S/M | Ingestion | Yes | Yes | Yes | Gastrointestinal/renal | Yes | 4/30S/M | Ingestion | Yes | No | Yes | Gastrointestinal/renal/audial | No | 5/50S/M | Ingestion | No | No | Yes | Gastrointestinal/renal | No | 6/40S/F | Inhalation | No | No | N/A | Gastrointestinal | No | 7/40S/F | Inhalation | Yes | Yes | Yes | Cardiopulmonary/renal | Yes | 8/40S/F | Percutaneous | Yes | No | Yes | Cardiopulmonary | No |
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M = male, F = female, and N/A = not available. ∗The age ranges were used instead of the exact ages according to the anonymization standards.
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