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Figure 1.

Number of participants and mean plasma 25-hydroxyvitamin D, 25(OH)D in subgroups of age-related macular degeneration.

Participants were categorized into subgroups after a thorough retinal examination. Please note that when comparing vitamin D status in patients in CARMS 5 with or without subretinal fibrosis, 46 previously treated patients with neovascular AMD were excluded from analysis (denoted by asterix).

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Table 1.

Sociodemographic, lifestyle and clinical characteristics of participants (n = 178).

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Figure 2.

25-hydroxyvitamin D in patients in CARMS 5 with or without subretinal fibrosis.

Patients with subretinal fibrosis had significantly lower plasma 25-hydroxyvitamin D concentrations compared to patients without subretinal fibrosis (p<0.001). Horizontal lines represent means.

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Figure 3.

Subretinal fibrosis status in patients with vitamin D insufficiency or sufficiency.

Patients without subretinal fibrosis (light filling) were more likely to be vitamin D sufficient compared to those with subretinal fibrosis (dark filling) who were more likely to be deficient (p = 0.006, Pearson's Chi-square test). Vitamin D insufficiency was defined as 25-hydroxyvitamin D≤50 nmol/L and sufficiency was defined as >50 nmol/L.

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Table 2.

Sociodemographics, lifestyle and clinical chacteristics for treatment-naïve patients in CARMS 5 with or without fibrosis.

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Table 3.

Number of patients with or without subretinal fibrosis according to season.

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Table 4.

Genotype frequencies of participants.

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