Meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD), as diagnosed by non-contact infrared Meibography, in dogs with ocular surface disorders (OSD): a retrospective study

Table 1 Demographic characteristics

	N = 150 eyes
Age (mo.)	75 [3–192]
Gender: Female	78 (52.0)
Skull: Non-Brachicephalic	91 (60.7)
Breeds
Mixed-breeds	23 (15.3)
English Bulldog	22 (14.7)
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel	17 (11.3)
Poodle	18 (12.0)
Chihuahua	10 (6.7)
Shih Tzu	7 (4.7)
Jack Russell Terrier	6 (4.0)
Yorkshire Terrier	8 (5.3)
Labrador Retriever	2 (1.3)
Miniature Pinscher	4 (2.7)
Border Collie	4 (2.7)
Dachshund	3 (2.0)
Other breeds^a	26 (17.3)

Continuous variables are expressed as median [range] and categorical variables as n eyes (%)
^a One single dog of the following breeds contributing with both eyes: Maltese, Pug, American Pit Bull Terrier, Australian Cattle dog, Basset Hound, Bolognese, Brittany Spaniel, Clumber Spaniel, English Springer Spaniel, Guadalupe Mastiff and Old English Sheepdog; and contributing with 1 eye: Australian Shepherd, Cane Corso, Coton de Tulear and Greyhound

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