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The retinal events of interest are on a scale from no retinopathy, mild background DR (BDR), observable BDR to severe nonproliferative/proliferative DR (non-PDR/PDR), and diagnostic criteria are described in Supplementary Table 1.

This result suggests that mild background retinopathy may be a preclinical marker of microvascular disease and future diabetes risk and may identify a particular high-risk group for possible early intervention.

For the maximum follow-up time (16 years), the estimated transition matrix showed 26, 4.3, and 2% probabilities that a patient free of DR will progress to mild background, observable, and severe non-PDR/PDR, respectively (Supplementary Table 9).

By contrast, the risks for the subset who had mild background retinopathy at the examination prior to a grade of no visible retinopathy are shown in Fig.  1b and were clearly greater at all diabetes durations.

In the mild background, the trabeculae were consistently present, whereas, in a severe background, the trabeculae were consistently absent (Fig. 1B,C).

We observed a consistent risk effect of HbA1c on the progression (no retinopathy to mild background DR [BDR] hazard ratio per SD of HbA1c [HR] 1.42 [95% CI 1.32 1.52], mild BDR to observable BDR HR 1.32 [95% CI 1.08 1.60], and observable BDR to severe nonproliferative/proliferative DR HR 2.23 [95% CI 1.16 4.29]).

A limitation of this study was that most patients had either photopenic or mild background uptake; only four patients (eight breasts) were assigned moderate or marked background uptake.

All lesions downgraded at 5 min-per-view (Table 3) were in patients with photopenic or mild background uptake.