Die Erkrankungen der Uvea (Gefäßhaut)

Gilbert, W.

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“…We, therefore, believe that it is the Staphylococcus that periodically entering the circulation, as the blood culture has demonstrated, and which from time to time localizes in the iris and provokes this recurrent iritis with hypopyon, at least in our case [12,13].…”

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“…Meller (13) also stated that among 500 eye patients, more than half are of a tuberculous nature. Gilbert (12) considers 45% of 500 cases of iridocyclitis as tuberculous. Let us note that one does not find iritis among serious and diagnosed forms of tuberculosis, but rather in the mild forms, that or after a thorough search, one can rarely diagnose tuberculosis.…”

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A Case of Relapsing Iritis With Hypopyon: Translation of the Original Account of Benediktos Adamantiades

Matteson

2016

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Benediktos Adamantiades presented an account of a 20-year-old male with oral and genital aphthosis, pyoderma and arthritis at a meeting of the Medical Association of Athens in November 1930. His case subsequently published in Greek, and then in French in 1931, and is recognized through the dual eponym 'Adamantiades-Behçet disease' by many current investigators. Adamantiades subsequently added other observations to the syndrome, and developed the first classification and diagnostic criteria for it. The translation of his work from French to English is offered to provide accessibility to a wider audience interested in the history of what is commonly called Behçet disease.

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Section: Special Report Mattesonmentioning

confidence: 67%

Section: Special Report Mattesonmentioning

confidence: 99%