CLINICAL PATTERNS OF UVEITIS IN AN IRANIAN TERTIARY EYE CARE CENTER

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Journal: BINA Year:2005 | Volume:10 | Issue:2 (38) Page(s): 147-154

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CLINICAL PATTERNS OF UVEITIS IN AN IRANIAN TERTIARY EYE CARE CENTER

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KIAN ERSI F. | Issue Writer Certificate

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CLINICAL PATTERNQ3

UVEITISQ3

ETIOLOGICQ3

IRANQ3

ISFAHANQ3

Abstract

Purpose: To analyze the CLINICAL PATTERNs and ETIOLOGIC diagnosis of UVEITIS in ISFAHAN Methods: The records of 329 patients with UVEITIS referred to Farabi tertiary eye care center in lsfahan during 1999-2002 were classified and analyzed.Results: Mean age of onset of UVEITIS was 33.2 years. The female to male ratio was 1.19:1. Anterior UVEITIS was the most common type (29.2%) followed by panuveitis (26.7%), posterior UVEITIS (23.7%), and intermediate UVEITIS (20.4). The most prevalent causes were: idiopathic and Fuch's heterochromia iridiocyclitis (FHI) in anterior UVEITIS, toxoplasmosis in posterior UVEITIS, idiopathic in intermediate UVEITIS; and Bchcet's disease and idiopathic in panuveitis. Overall, 35.5% were idiopathic, 12.1% had specific ocular disease, and 52.3% had systemic disease associations. The most common known etiologies were toxoplasmosis (22.2%), Behcet's disease (18.6%), and FHI (9.4%). Chronic (67.2%), nongranulomatous (90.9%), and noninfectious UVEITIS (73.3%) were the most frequent types. The most frequent cause under 16 years of age was pars planitis. Conclusion: Significant differences were seen in the clinical and ETIOLOGIC pattern of UVEITIS in lsfahan; for example the higher frequency of UVEITIS due to toxoplasmosis, Behcet's disease and FHI. Environmental, genetic, and geographical factors may contribute to this difference.

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CLINICAL PATTERNS OF UVEITIS IN AN IRANIAN TERTIARY EYE CARE CENTER

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EPIDEMIOLOGY AND REFERRAL PATTERN OF UVEITIS IN A TERTIARY EYE CARE CENTER IN TEHRAN

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KIAN ERSI, F.. (2005). CLINICAL PATTERNS OF UVEITIS IN AN IRANIAN TERTIARY EYE CARE CENTER. BINA, 10(2 (38)), 147-154. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/42250/en

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KIAN ERSI F.. CLINICAL PATTERNS OF UVEITIS IN AN IRANIAN TERTIARY EYE CARE CENTER. BINA[Internet]. 2005;10(2 (38)):147-154. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/42250/en

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F. KIAN ERSI, “CLINICAL PATTERNS OF UVEITIS IN AN IRANIAN TERTIARY EYE CARE CENTER,” BINA, vol. 10, no. 2 (38), pp. 147–154, 2005, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/42250/en

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