Reduced health-related quality of life among Japanese college students with visual impairment

Table 1 Demographic data of the subjects

Group	Age (years)	Onset (age in years)	Cause of visual impairment
B1	20	Congenital	Glaucoma
B2	20	Congenital	Retinopathy of Prematurity
B3	26	Congenital	Glaucoma
B4	20	Congenital	Glaucoma
B5	21	Congenital	Glaucoma
B6	21	Congenital	Retinopathy of Prematurity
B7	22	Congenital	Leber Disease
B8	25	Congenital	Retinopathy of Prematurity
B9	24	Congenital	Choroidal Detachment
B10	20	Congenital	Optic Atrophy
B11	23	Congenital	Retinopathy of Prematurity
S1	20	Congenital	Retinal Detachment
S2	28	21	NA
S3	29	Congenital	Retinitis Pigmentosa
S4	37	16	Stevens-Johnson Syndrome
S5	28	Congenital	Retinitis Pigmentosa
S6	39	12	Retinal Detachment
S7	39	Congenital	Retinitis Pigmentosa
S8	22	Congenital	Glaucoma
S9	22	Congenital	Optic Atrophy
S10	20	Congenital	Leber Disease

“B” and “S” indicate blind and severely impaired groups, respectively. There was one subject in the severely impaired group who did not report his/her cause of visual impairment. This is indicated by “NA”

ISSN: 1751-0759