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Clinical features of uveitis of presumed parasitic origin Hideo Nakanishi 1 , Mihori Kita 1 , Yayoi Otsu 1 , Naoko Kiriyama 1 , Kaori Amemiya 1 , Yuki Ikeguchi 1 , Tomoe Kawamoto 1 , Miho Matsumoto 1 1Dept of Ophthalmol,Otus Red Cross Hosp pp.897-901
Published Date 2005/6/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1410100287
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Purpose:To describe the clinical features of uveitis presumably due to parasitic infection. Cases:This retrospective study comprised 12 cases of uveitis during the past 42 months. All the cases were positive for immunoserologic tests to parasite antigens. Results:All the cases were unilaterally affected. Their ages ranged from 19 to 74 years,average 37 years. The visual acuity ranged from 0.1 to 1.5,average 0.68. Six cases(50%)were positive against plural parasite antigens. There were vitreous opacity in 6 cases,retinal vasculitis or peripheral granulomatous lesions in 5,retinal exudates or eosinophilia in 4 cases,epiretinal membrane in 3,and traction retinal detachment,macular edema or macular degeneration in 2. Corticosteroid was effective in 80% of cases. Vitrectomy induced improved visual acuity in 3 out of 4 operated cases. Conclusion:Unilaterality is the rule in parasite-associated uveitis. The cases frequently show eosinophilia and fundus lesions including peripheral granuloma and macular lesions. The cases respond well to corticosteroid and vitrectomy.


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