REFRACTIVE ERRORS CHANGES DURING UVEITIS ACTIVATION PHASE

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ZAMENI M.; YASERI M.; SOHEILIAN M.

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Journal: BINA Year:2013 | Volume:18 | Issue:3 (72) Page(s): 289-294

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REFRACTIVE ERRORS CHANGES DURING UVEITIS ACTIVATION PHASE

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ZAMENI M. | YASERI M. | SOHEILIAN M. | Issue Writer Certificate

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ACTIVE UVEITISQ3

REFRACTIVE ERRORSQ3

QUIESCENT UVEITISQ3

Abstract

Purpose: To evaluate the role of ACTIVE UVEITIS on REFRACTIVE ERRORS changes.Methods: A Cohort single group study was conducted on patients with acute or recurrent uveitis. Cyclorefraction was performed in both phases of active and quiescent. Sphere, cylinder and sphere equivalent power were compared in active and quiescent phases and analyzed statistically.Results: Sixty-six patients (eighty-eight eyes) were enrolled in this study. Mean age was 34 ± 14 years (range 6 to 65). 61.7% of the patients were women (54 out of 88). Among the 46 cases of anterior uveitis 25 eyes (54%) were in acute and 21 eyes (46%) were in recurrent phase. Spherical power changes were statistically significant in anterior non-granolumatous uveitis (P=0.039) and intermediate uveitis (P=0.00 2). Spherical equivalent power changes were statistically significant different in intermediate uveitis (P=0.005) and panuveitis (P=0.096) groups. Cylinder power did not show any significant changes in none of the above mentioned groups. This study showed that, in anterior non-granolumatous uveitis and panuveitis, spherical and spherical equivalent power changes were shifted toward myopia during ACTIVE UVEITIS and just spherical power changes were shifted toward hyperopia in intermediate uveitis. Regression analysis disclosed that only activity of uveitis and age had a statistically significant effect on the spherical power changes after adjustment (P<0.001 and P=0.0 36, respectively). Evaluating spherical equivalent power changes, regression analysis showed that activity of uveitis and anatomic location of uveitis had a statistically significant effect (P=0.00 3 and P=0.00 1, respectively).Conclusion: ACTIVE UVEITIS plays an effective role on changing the refractive powers. The shift of these changes depends on the inflammated anatomical area; in anterior uveitis it is toward myopia and in intermediate uveitis it is toward hyperopia.

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ZAMENI, M., YASERI, M., & SOHEILIAN, M.. (2013). REFRACTIVE ERRORS CHANGES DURING UVEITIS ACTIVATION PHASE. BINA, 18(3 (72)), 289-294. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/42884/en

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ZAMENI M., YASERI M., SOHEILIAN M.. REFRACTIVE ERRORS CHANGES DURING UVEITIS ACTIVATION PHASE. BINA[Internet]. 2013;18(3 (72)):289-294. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/42884/en

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M. ZAMENI, M. YASERI, and M. SOHEILIAN, “REFRACTIVE ERRORS CHANGES DURING UVEITIS ACTIVATION PHASE,” BINA, vol. 18, no. 3 (72), pp. 289–294, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/42884/en

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