The HAMA scale is a commonly used clinical anxiety assessment tool, which measures anxiety through a series of quantitative ratings of symptoms, including mental and physical aspects, with a total of 14 items; clinically, a total score of ≥ 29 is likely to be severe anxiety, ≥ 21 is definitely significant anxiety, ≥ 14 is definitely anxiety, ≥ 7 is probably anxiety, and < 7 is no anxiety symptoms.
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Analysis of the correlation between mental status and ocular and systemic indicators in patients with primary angle-closure glaucoma.
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