Ocular manifestations of psoriasis

Ocular psoriasis.

Case I. A z5-year-old girl presented at the Croydon Eye Unit on March I5. 1966, with a left inferior marginal keratitis which healed after topical applications of chloramphenicol ointment to leave a vascularized scar, and 2 years later she attended again with a recurrence of corneal ulceration at the same site. This time the ulcer took longer to heal. She came back 4 months later with a mild fo...

Investigating Ocular Diseases in Patients with Psoriasis

Background and purpose: Psoriasis is an inflammatory disease with skin and joint manifestations. This disease can be associated with ocular complications and reduce vision and quality of life. The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence and type of ocular involvement in patients with psoriasis to prevent unwanted complications by identifying the disease at the right time. Materials a...

Ocular manifestations of hypertension

Ocular Manifestations of Brucellosis

Brucellosis is considered a zoonotic disease which is still an important health problem in endemic areas such as the Middle East, the Mediterranean, and Asia. Brucellosis is a sys‐ temic infection that might affect any organ or system in the body. Ocular involvement has been reported in 21% of brucellosis patients. The most common ocular manifestations of brucellosis were considered as anterior...

Ocular Manifestations in Malaria

seen by us were interesting clinically. External affections of the eye, e.g. conjunctival discolorations and herpetic keratitis have been found. Hemorrhagic conditions of the retina and vitreous, and amblyopia, both due to the disease itself and to quinine, were seen in some cases. A number of cases of cerebral malaria, especially the meningitic and encephalitic forms, showed papillitis of the ...