2015
DOI: 10.2147/opth.s83950
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Causes of uveitis in children without juvenile idiopathic arthritis

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“…[ 19 , 20 ] In a study by Engelhard et al, uveitis related to sarcoidosis was recorded with a rate of 2.56%. [ 14 ] In our study, panuveitis with bilateral involvement due to sarcoidosis was observed in 1 patient.…”
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“…In a study performed in 57 eyes with pediatric uveitis, 54.39% anterior uveitis, 21.05% intermediate uveitis, 15.79% posterior uveitis and 8.77% panuveitis were observed. [ 14 ] In a previous study, 40.7% anterior uveitis, 33.3% intermediate uveitis, 18.5% posterior uveitis, and 7.5% panuveitis were recorded. [ 11 ] In our study, 54.5% anterior uveitis, 20% intermediate uveitis including 4 pars planitis, 9.1% posterior uveitis, and 16.4% panuveitis, were recorded.…”
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“…[ 10 ] In another study, the mean BCVA was 0.458 logMAR at the initial examination and 0.411 logMAR at the final examination. [ 14 ] In the study by Yasumura et al, visual acuity at the last examination was <0.1 in 6.4%, <0.5 in 22.2% and <1.0 in 61.9%. [ 16 ] In pediatric uveitis study conducted in Turkey, Yalçindağ et al reported that in their study of 442 patients, BCVA was >20/40 in 56.6%, between 20/100 and 20/40 in 20.2%, and worse than 20/200 in 16.9%.…”
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