Fig 1.
Representative cases of different forms of pseudoexfoliation.
A-shows the classical three ring sign (white arrows) while B shows an eye with prominent peripheral ring and clear space and subtle central ring and C shows another variant with rectangular pattern of deposits conforming to the iris pattern shown above the deposits. D-F shows different variant forms of pseudoexfoliation deposits which are diffuse or in a classical ring pattern or combined with other forms like true exfoliation (red arrow). G-I shows form of pigmentary pseudoexfoliation showing radial pattern of deposits in the periphery (G) in isolation or combined with classical deposits (H and I).
Fig 2.
Shows the geographical distribution of patients with pseudoexfoliation from different districts of Odisha, East India.
Table 1.
Baseline characteristics of patients with pseudoexfoliation in a tertiary eye care centre.
Table 2.
Clinical profile of patients with different stages of pseudoexfoliation in a tertiary eye care centre.
Table 3.
Clinical characteristics in 1775 eyes with pseudoexfoliation in an electronic medical audit and their comparison with clinically normal eyes of patients with unilateral exfoliation (n = 522).
Table 4.
Clinical phenotypes and forms of pseudoexfoliation in an electronic medical audit at a tertiary eye care centre.