Fifty Percent in Ophthalmology

  1. Approximately 50 % of eyes develop NVG following ischaemic CRVO

  2. 50% of patients with ICE syndrome have glaucoma

  3. 50% of Cogan Rees patients have absent iris atrophy

  4. 50% of congenital glaucoma patients develop visual field loss

  5. 50% of patients with Reiger syndrome develop glaucoma

  6. 50% of patients with Peter’s anomaly develop glaucoma

  7. 50% of patients with NF-1 who develop glaucoma also develop neurofibroma of upper eyelid or facial hemiatrophy

  8. 50% of lacrimal gland masses are inflammatory and 50 % are neoplastic.

  9. After 5 years of ALT, 50% of eyes have controlled IOP

  10. Bleeding occurs in 50% cases after Nd:YAG irodotomy

  11. 50% of infants at birth, have obstrtuction of NLD at the level of valve Hasner

  12. 50% of patients with angioid streaks have systemic associations

  13. 50% of all retinal detachments are associated with one or more breaks

  14. 50% of cases of IPCV have good prognosis

  15. Maculopathy occurs in 50% cases of non central optic disc pits

  16. Cancer associated retinopathy is the initial manifestation of small lung cancer in 50% of cases