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TABLE 7: 
Results for ordinal logistic regression for change of visual acuity under treatment: subpopulation of subtotal occlusions
EffectClasses/RangeWald’s χ2P
TreatmentConservative,5.70b
83 (63.8%)b0.0169
LIF, 47 (36.15%)
(36.15%)
GenderMale 930.01b
(71.5%)0.9061e
Female, 37 (28.5%)
(28.5%)
Age18–89 years8.850.0029
Latency1–312 hr3.60e0.0579e
Initial visual acuity1–34.280.0385
  • Note.—LIF indicates local intra-arterial fibrinolysis; b, baseline (reference) class; e, removed by backward elimination.