Retinal blood flow is increased in type 1 diabetes mellitus patients with advanced stages of retinopathy

BMC Endocrine Disorders

Table 2 Demographic and laboratory variables in T1DM and T2DM patients before and after panretinal laser photocoagulation

Subject no.	Age (years)	Diabetes type	Diabetes duration	Blood pressure (mmHg)	Blood glucose (mmol/L)	IOP (mmHg)	Follow up time (months)
1	63	1	34 years	145/78	6.5	20	2
1	63	1	34 years	143/70	15.7	18	2
2	47	1	16 years	127/92	7.2	14	7
2	47	1	16 years	130/96	8.9	15	7
3	45	1	30 years	144/85	13.5	13	10
3	45	1	30 years	140/82	12.6	13	10
4	24	1	16 years	145/83	5.6	14	12
4	24	1	16 years	122/80	5.6	16	12
5	46	2	20 years	138/78	5.9	12	3
5	46	2	20 years	138/78	15.8	14	3
6	43	2	6 years	170/95	8.5	18	3
6	43	2	6 years	164/84	6.5	16	3
7	84	2	21 years	122/81	6.6	13	3
7	84	2	21 years	130/78	7.5	15	3
8	42	2	3 months (from diagnosis)	176/94	6.7	20	7
8	42	2	3 months (from diagnosis)	150/90	5.6	18	7

Data shown for blood pressure, blood glucose and intra-ocular pressure (IOP) represents the measurents before (upper) and after (lower) panretinal photocoagulation

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