five year incidence of visual field loss in adult chinese. the beijing eye study.五年成人中国视野缺损的发生率。.pdfVIP

Five Year Incidence of Visual Field Loss in Adult Chinese. The Beij ing Eye Study. 1 1 1 1 1 1,2 Ya Xing Wang , Liang Xu *, Xiu Ying Sun , Yang Zou , Hai Tao Zhang , Jost B. Jonas * 1 Beijing Institute of Ophthalmology, Beijing Tongren Hospital, Capital Medical University, Beijing, China, 2 Department of Ophthalmology, Medical Faculty Mannheim of the Ruprecht-Karls-University Heidelberg, Germany Abstract Purpose: To describe the cumulative 5 year incidence of visual field loss in adult Chinese in Greater Beijing. Methods: The Beijing Eye Study 2006 included 3251 subjects (mean age 60.4 610.1 years) who had participated in the Beijing Eye Study 2001 and returned for re-examination. All participants underwent a comprehensive eye examination, including visual field test by frequency doubling threshold perimetry. An abnormal visual field was defined as reduced sensitivity in at least one test location. Incident visual field loss was defined as a change in visual field from normal at baseline to abnormal at follow-up. Results: An incident visual field loss was detected in 273 eyes (4.3 60.5%) /235 subjects (7.3 60.5%). It was significantly associated with higher age (P = 0.001), higher intraocular pressure (P,0.001), and higher fasting blood glucose concentration (P = 0.019). Considering only eyes (n = 140) with a detected cause for visual field loss, the most frequent causes were cataract (68 (48.6%) eyes) followed by glaucoma (23 (16.4%) eyes), diabetic retinopathy (13 (9.3%) eyes), age- related macular degeneration (10 (7.1%) eyes), and myopic degenerative retinopathy (9 (6