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The 54 patients composing our group of patients with IOC protrusion broken down into 3 groups^{^a}
Class Septum Length No. of Patients Median Age (yr) Female/Male Bilateral (%)
1 1–3 mm 26 62.5 15:11 12 (46%)
2 4–6 mm 18 48.5 9:9 8 (44%)
3 7–11 mm 10 43.5 5:5 8 (80%)
↵a The most medial septum was chosen in patients with multiple septa.
Class	Septum Length	No. of Patients	Median Age (yr)	Female/Male	Bilateral (%)
1	1–3 mm	26	62.5	15:11	12 (46%)
2	4–6 mm	18	48.5	9:9	8 (44%)
3	7–11 mm	10	43.5	5:5	8 (80%)