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Seminars in Immunopathology, 2019
Autoimmune uveitis is a sight-threatening, rare disease, potentially leading to blindness. Uveitis is a synonym for intraocular inflammation, presenting as various clinical phenotypes with different underlying immune responses in patients, whereas different animal models usually represent one certain clinical and immunological type of uveitis due to ...
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Autoimmune uveitis is a sight-threatening, rare disease, potentially leading to blindness. Uveitis is a synonym for intraocular inflammation, presenting as various clinical phenotypes with different underlying immune responses in patients, whereas different animal models usually represent one certain clinical and immunological type of uveitis due to ...
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Acta Ophthalmologica, 2011
SummaryThis talk will overview the pathophysiology of non‐infectious uveitis in relation to recent SUN (standardised uveitis nomenclature) disease classification. The experimental and translational human evidence of autoimmunity and activation of immunity will be discussed.
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SummaryThis talk will overview the pathophysiology of non‐infectious uveitis in relation to recent SUN (standardised uveitis nomenclature) disease classification. The experimental and translational human evidence of autoimmunity and activation of immunity will be discussed.
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Acta Ophthalmologica, 2011
SummaryThe uveitis is a condition that involves inflammation of the uveal tract (i.e. iris, ciliary body, choroid) or adjacent ocular structures (e.g. retina, optic nerve, vitreous, sclera). In most cases, the etiology remains elusive and is often of an autoimmune nature.
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SummaryThe uveitis is a condition that involves inflammation of the uveal tract (i.e. iris, ciliary body, choroid) or adjacent ocular structures (e.g. retina, optic nerve, vitreous, sclera). In most cases, the etiology remains elusive and is often of an autoimmune nature.
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Pediatric Clinics of North America, 2003
Uveitis in children is an entity most pediatricians and ophthalmologists seldom encounter. It is prevalent in society, however, and the high incidence of sight-threatening complications in untreated children warrants a baseline knowl-edge of the diseases and disorders involved as well as a sense of when to refer to a specialist.
Hemang, Patel, Debra, Goldstein
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Uveitis in children is an entity most pediatricians and ophthalmologists seldom encounter. It is prevalent in society, however, and the high incidence of sight-threatening complications in untreated children warrants a baseline knowl-edge of the diseases and disorders involved as well as a sense of when to refer to a specialist.
Hemang, Patel, Debra, Goldstein
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Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1958
in children, though relatively uncommon, may be a very distressing problem. The literature on the subject is scant and for the most part incidental to reports concerned with toxoplasmosis,* sarcoidosis.6 or juvenile rheumatoid arthritis (Still's disease).\s=d\ The only series of children with uveitis was reported by Thomson13 (1928), whose 10 cases had
S J, KIMURA, M J, HOGAN
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in children, though relatively uncommon, may be a very distressing problem. The literature on the subject is scant and for the most part incidental to reports concerned with toxoplasmosis,* sarcoidosis.6 or juvenile rheumatoid arthritis (Still's disease).\s=d\ The only series of children with uveitis was reported by Thomson13 (1928), whose 10 cases had
S J, KIMURA, M J, HOGAN
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International Ophthalmology Clinics, 2005
Uveitis occurring before the age of 16 is defined as childhood uveitis. The majority of ophthalmologists are anxious to treat children with uveitis. This is not only due to the rareness of disease but also a result of the limited number of publications on this topic.
Manfred, Zierhut +5 more
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Uveitis occurring before the age of 16 is defined as childhood uveitis. The majority of ophthalmologists are anxious to treat children with uveitis. This is not only due to the rareness of disease but also a result of the limited number of publications on this topic.
Manfred, Zierhut +5 more
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Practical Neurology
This review offers comprehensive insights into the presenting features, terminology, imaging techniques and management strategies associated with uveitis, specifically designed to help neurologists understand this complex condition.
Anamika Patel +2 more
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This review offers comprehensive insights into the presenting features, terminology, imaging techniques and management strategies associated with uveitis, specifically designed to help neurologists understand this complex condition.
Anamika Patel +2 more
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