نتایج جستجو برای: infectious keratitis

تعداد نتایج: 102165  

Journal: :International Journal of Medical Sciences 2016

Journal: :Journal of refractive surgery 2014
Farhad Hafezi J Bradley Randleman

THE CONCEPT OF CXL In 1998, the proof-of-principle for corneal collagen cross-linking (CXL) was born from such a “simple” concept. Combining ultraviolet-A light and a chromophore (vitamin B2, riboflavin), the cornea could be stiffened within a mere half hour and progressive thinning diseases such as keratoconus could be halted.1,2 Although still considered a relatively new concept, CXL is now i...

Journal: :Cornea 2009
László Kredics János Varga Sándor Kocsubé Revathi Rajaraman Anita Raghavan Ilona Dóczi Madhavan Bhaskar Tibor Mihály Németh Zsuzsanna Antal Narendran Venkatapathy Csaba Vágvölgyi Robert A Samson Manoharan Chockaiya Manikandan Palanisamy

PURPOSE To report 2 cases of keratomycosis caused by Aspergillus tubingensis. METHODS The therapeutic courses were recorded for 2 male patients, 52 and 78 years old, with fungal keratitis caused by black Aspergillus strains. Morphological examination of the isolates was carried out on malt extract agar plates. A segment of the beta-tubulin gene was used for molecular identification. Antifunga...

Journal: :The British journal of ophthalmology 2006
J H Chang P J McCluskey D Wakefield

Microbial agents have an important role in the pathogenesis of various inflammatory eye diseases, such as uveitis and keratitis. Microbial infections of the eye such as microbial keratitis, ocular onchocerciasis, bacterial endophthalmitis, viral retinitis, and other infectious uveitis are unfortunately common. In addition, microbial agents have been implicated in the pathogenesis of "non-infect...

2015
Elise A. Slim Elias F. Jarade Bilal M. Charanek Joelle S. Antoun Adib I. Hemade Sahar H. Awada Henry W. Fakhoury Carole G. Cherfan

Purpose. To report a case of acute hydrops in a 10-year-old child with advanced keratoconus. Case Presentation. A ten-year-old boy diagnosed as having right eye (RE) infectious keratitis, not responding to antimicrobial therapy, was referred to our hospital. The diagnosis of infectious keratitis was established one month prior to his presentation following an episode of acute corneal whitening,...

Journal: :Archives of ophthalmology 2004
Patricia Chévez Barrios Ramon L Font

tients are at risk for lagophthalmos and exposure-related keratitis. The post-LASIK neurotrophic status of these patients may further predispose them to infectious keratitis. The first case represents, to our knowledge, the earliest postLASIK human histopathologic finding (9 days post-LASIK). The neurotrophic cornea would certainly be a risk factor in the immediate postoperative period. The fir...

Journal: :Investigative ophthalmology & visual science 1996
F van Klink W M Taylor H Alizadeh M J Jager N van Rooijen J Y Niederkorn

PURPOSE Macrophages are thought to be the first line of defense in many infectious diseases and are present in high numbers in corneas with Acanthamoeba keratitis. Conjunctival macrophage depletion was performed in an animal model of Acanthamoeba infection to determine the importance of macrophages in this disease. METHODS Selective elimination of macrophages was achieved by repeated subconju...

Journal: :Journal of refractive surgery 2016
Priyanka Chhadva Florence Cabot Anat Galor Carol L Karp Sonia H Yoo

To the Editor: Several complications can occur after LASIK due to the creation of a non-physiological potential space, including epithelial ingrowth, diffuse lamellar keratitis, and infectious keratitis. Although some of these complications can be mild and not visually significant, others can be vision-threatening and require medical or surgical intervention. Treatment of complications after LA...

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