Acute childhood leukemia and ophthalmic manifestations: An observational study from Eastern India

Table 1 Clinical profile of ocular manifestations of acute leukemia in children

Sl No.	Age in years	Sex	Type of leukemia	Systemic features	Ocular lesions	Laterality of eye	Treatment
1	12	F	ALL	Present	SH + IRH	Both	Chemotherapy
2	7	M	ALL	Nil	6th CN palsy	Left	Chemotherapy
3	5	M	T-ALL	Nil	Proptosis	Right	Chemotherapy
4	6	F	ALL	Present	VH + IRH	Both	Chemotherapy
5	2.5	M	ALL	Present	IRH	Both	Chemotherapy
6	2.5	M	ALL	Present	IRH	Right	Chemotherapy
7	5	M	ALL	Present	IRH	Both	Chemotherapy
8	4	F	T-ALL	Nil	Proptosis, disc edema	Left	Chemotherapy+ irradiation
9	6	M	AML	Present	VH	Right	Chemotherapy
10	13	F	AML	Nil	Chloroma, 6th CN Palsy, Proptosis, IRH	Left	Chemotherapy+ irradiation
11	3	F	AML	Present	IRH	Left	Chemotherapy
12	6	M	B-ALL	Nil	Anterior uveitis	Right	Chemotherapy
13	4	F	B-ALL	Present	IRH	Right	Chemotherapy
14	7	M	AML	Nil	Proptosis	Left	Chemotherapy
15	3	F	ALL	Present	IRH	Right	Chemotherapy
16	6	M	AML	Nil	Chloroma, IRH	Both	Chemotherapy
17	7	M	ALL	Nil	IRH	Right	Chemotherapy
18	5	F	AML	Nil	Proptosis, papilloedma	Right	Chemotherapy+ irradiation
19	4	M	ALL	Nil	IRH	Left	Chemotherapy

SH: Subconjunctival Hemorrhage; VH: VitreousHemorrhage; IRH: Intraretinal hemorrhage; ALL: Acute lymphoblastic leukemia; AML: Acute myelogenous/myeloblastic/myeloid; M: Male; F: Female; Nil: No early systemic features seen.