Table 1.
Demographic and systemic characteristics of included branch retinal vein occlusion with and without glaucoma suspect.
Table 2.
Ocular parameters and the characteristics of venous obstructions in branch retinal vein occlusion with and without glaucoma suspect.
Table 3.
Comparison of the prevalence of glaucoma suspects in branch retinal vein occlusion with the prevalence reported in the published study in the Korean population (Namil study).
Table 4.
The different clinical characteristics among the groups.
Fig 1.
A case of rim notching type (Group 1).
(A, C) A fundus photo of the right eye shows the retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL) defect and rim notching at the superotemporal area. (B,D) A fundus photo of the left eye shows the superotemporal retinal hemorrhage, RNFL defect and rim notching at the superotemporal and inferotemporal areas.
Fig 2.
A case of optic cup-sited BRVO type (Group 2).
(A, B) A fundus photo of the right eye shows the optic cup-sited branch retinal vein occlusion (BRVO) at superotemporal area. The rim notching has the same orientation at the the retinal hemorrhage. (C,D) A fundus photo of the right eye shows the optic cup-sited BRVO at the inferotemporal area. The rim notching has the same orientation as the retinal hemorrhage.
Fig 3.
A case of rim pallor type (Group 3).
(A, C) A fundus photo of the right eye shows normal findings. (B,D) A fundus photo of the left eye reveals inferotemporal BRVO at the arteriovenous crossing site. The optic disc shows thinning and rim pallor with the same direction.