[PDF] Top 20 Study of uveitis in children and factors affecting visual outcome.

... titled Study of Uveitis in Children and Factors Affecting Visual Outcome by herself under my guidance and direct supervision during the period of May 2004 to March ... See full document

... Treatment consists of the combined use of pyrimethamine, folinic acid supplement and sulfadiazine. Clindamycin may be used in addition to these medications or in substitutions for pyrimethamine. The ELISA is the most ... See full document

... in visual acuity despite a good anatomical result from surgery (Table ...controlled study, because patient selection could influence the prevalence of nys- tagmus in any small series of patients, especially ... See full document

... this study in a tertiary center for uveitis might have biased the study population to include the more severe ...The study is of a retrospective nature, which could increase the chances of ... See full document

... Young adults are typically affected, with prevalence believed to be more in males. However the sex ratio varies with geographic location and women have been found to be more commonly affected in USA and Western Europe ... See full document

... The study was conducted after getting approval from our institutional ethics committee and after obtaining a written informed consent from the legal guardians of the children who underwent cochlear ... See full document

... Baron first performed ACIOL implantation on May 13, 1952. There were two design groups one being the rigid or semi rigid ACIOL fashioned after Baron, Scharf and Strampelli, the other group being flexible or semi flexible ... See full document

... This study was undertaken to study the results of penetrating keratoplasty with respect to their anatomical and visual ...present study 62% of cases were males and 38% were ... See full document

... based study was done in Taiwan in 156 children. The study showed that the preponderance of injuries in boys over girls was ...Their study showed that the most common place of pediatric eye ... See full document

... our study population, vomiting was the other reason. A number of factors usually influence the doctor’s choice of antibiotic and patient ...to children and parents in patient-centered management will ... See full document

... 55 children enrolled, definite etiology could be determined in 44 (80%) ...risk factors identified were vasculitis ...54.5%. Children with undetermined etiology had a favorable outcome ... See full document

... regarding children ’ s acute health care ...in children, could result in estimates different from the current ...for children in terms of health ...ease outcome data related to indi- vidual ... See full document

... Epidemiological Study of Diabetic Retinopathy was two to five times higher than in comparable non diabetic population Cataract in diabetic patients decreases the visual acuity and makes an adequate ... See full document

... This study has shown that there is a major setback in the ...of children who completed the study were not given tablets ...these children took the tablets in empty stomach and didnot follow ... See full document

... Australian children were reported, findings based on the combined Australian and New Zealand samples of the large global internet study (Teng et ...in children aged from birth to 3 years are also ... See full document

... male. Visual disturbance is the commonest presenting symptom with mean duration of symptom prior to surgery is ...VF outcome when other factors ... See full document

... a study of over 10,000 patients with DM in the UK the prevalence of diabetic retinopathy has been reported to be ...Diabetes Study showed that people with improved glucose control reduced the requirement of ... See full document

... our study demonstrated that the successful outcome and response of surgical correction of exotropia was influenced by preoperative angle of deviation, the greater the preoperative angle, the better the ... See full document

... Evaluation of the visual status, dilatation and retinoscopy was routinely done. The patient underwent detailed ophthalmic and systemic evaluation, Pupils were dilated with cycloplegic. Anterior segment examination ... See full document

... kerato uveitis (22%), Fuch’s iridocyclitis (19%), Juvenile Rheumatoid arthritis – associated iridocyclitis (16%), Syphilis (14%) and sarcoidosis (12%) were the leading types of uveitis associated with ... See full document