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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 1990
This article provides an overview of the diagnosis and treatment of eye infections. The seriousness of eye infections can range from benign and self-limiting to lethal. The primary care physician must determine the seriousness of each particular infection and then, based on that determination, must treat or refer the patient.
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This article provides an overview of the diagnosis and treatment of eye infections. The seriousness of eye infections can range from benign and self-limiting to lethal. The primary care physician must determine the seriousness of each particular infection and then, based on that determination, must treat or refer the patient.
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Clinical Infectious Diseases, 1987
The eyelids and the ocular surface, including the cornea, are amenable to topical therapy with antimicrobial agents that can be delivered in concentrations much greater than those safely achievable in serum. Hence, bacterial resistance, as reported by the laboratory, should be viewed accordingly. Conversely, because of the blood-eye barrier and absence
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The eyelids and the ocular surface, including the cornea, are amenable to topical therapy with antimicrobial agents that can be delivered in concentrations much greater than those safely achievable in serum. Hence, bacterial resistance, as reported by the laboratory, should be viewed accordingly. Conversely, because of the blood-eye barrier and absence
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2006
Abstract Cancer and its treatments increase the risk of developing infection and also create a risk from opportunistic pathogens that would not cause disease in normal individuals. The aim of this chapter is to highlight those conditions that may be encountered in the eye in the immunocompromised cancer patient, and facilitate early ...
Hari Jayaram, Elizabeth Graham
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Abstract Cancer and its treatments increase the risk of developing infection and also create a risk from opportunistic pathogens that would not cause disease in normal individuals. The aim of this chapter is to highlight those conditions that may be encountered in the eye in the immunocompromised cancer patient, and facilitate early ...
Hari Jayaram, Elizabeth Graham
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The wandering eye: eye infection in the returning traveller
Travel Medicine and Infectious Disease, 2005The eye may represent the presenting features of an illness in the returning traveller. In other patients it may serve as a useful marker of severity. Clinicians seeing this group of patients need to have an understanding of the ocular mainfestations of travel related illnesses.
Behzad, Nadjm, W A, Lynn, S, Lightman
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Eye Infections in a Punjab Village
The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1958Summary More than 90 per cent of school children in a Punjab village had eye infections. A control program with antibiotics applied once daily provided good temporary relief of symptoms and some cures, but infections rapidly returned when treatment was stopped. Eye infections in the total population were then studied.
C E, TAYLOR, P V, GULATI, J, HARINARAIN
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Pneumococcal Infections of the Eye
American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1974M, Okumoto, G, Smolin
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