Unusual Ocular Lesions in a Case of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus

Клинический Случай Хлорохиновой Макулопатии При Длительном Лечении Хлорохином У Пациентки С Саркоидозом Легких

“…In a review of 647 patients treated with CQ for a mean of >10 years, and of 2043 patients treated with HCQ for a similar period, retinal toxicity was found to occur in 16 (2.5%) and 2 (0.1%) patients, respectively [8]. In 1957, Cambiaggi was the first to report on CQ retinopathy [10], and in 1967, Shearer and Dubois were the first to describe HCQ retinopathy.…”

Клинический Случай Хлорохиновой Макулопатии При Длительном Лечении Хлорохином У Пациентки С Саркоидозом Легких

“…In a review of 647 patients treated with CQ for a mean of >10 years, and of 2043 patients treated with HCQ for a similar period, retinal toxicity was found to occur in 16 (2.5%) and 2 (0.1%) patients, respectively [8]. In 1957, Cambiaggi was the first to report on CQ retinopathy [10], and in 1967, Shearer and Dubois were the first to describe HCQ retinopathy.…”

Frequency and Clinical Characteristics of Hydroxychloroquine Retinopathy in Korean Patients with Rheumatologic Diseases

“…The first case of chloroquine retinopathy was reported by Cambiaggi ( 19 ) in 1957, and there were many subsequent studies that demonstrated retinal toxicity from chloroquine. However, after the treatment for malaria and rheumatologic disease was changed from chloroquine to HCQ, chloroquine/HCQ retinopathy decreased ( 20 ).…”

Macular sensitivity changes for detection of chloroquine toxicity in asymptomatic patient

“…At this stage patients can still be asymptomatic [4]. The ring of depigmentation may progressively enlarge and involve the foveola, hence affecting central vision with atrophy of the RPE in the pattern of a bull's eye [1][2][3].…”

Клинический Случай Хлорохиновой Макулопатии При Длительном Лечении Хлорохином У Пациентки С Саркоидозом Легких

“…In a review of 647 patients treated with CQ for a mean of >10 years, and of 2043 patients treated with HCQ for a similar period, retinal toxicity was found to occur in 16 (2.5%) and 2 (0.1%) patients, respectively [8]. In 1957, Cambiaggi was the first to report on CQ retinopathy [10], and in 1967, Shearer and Dubois were the first to describe HCQ retinopathy.…”

Frequency and Clinical Characteristics of Hydroxychloroquine Retinopathy in Korean Patients with Rheumatologic Diseases

“…The first case of chloroquine retinopathy was reported by Cambiaggi ( 19 ) in 1957, and there were many subsequent studies that demonstrated retinal toxicity from chloroquine. However, after the treatment for malaria and rheumatologic disease was changed from chloroquine to HCQ, chloroquine/HCQ retinopathy decreased ( 20 ).…”

Macular sensitivity changes for detection of chloroquine toxicity in asymptomatic patient

“…At this stage patients can still be asymptomatic [4]. The ring of depigmentation may progressively enlarge and involve the foveola, hence affecting central vision with atrophy of the RPE in the pattern of a bull's eye [1][2][3].…”

Клинический Случай Хлорохиновой Макулопатии При Длительном Лечении Хлорохином У Пациентки С Саркоидозом Легких

“…In a review of 647 patients treated with CQ for a mean of >10 years, and of 2043 patients treated with HCQ for a similar period, retinal toxicity was found to occur in 16 (2.5%) and 2 (0.1%) patients, respectively [8]. In 1957, Cambiaggi was the first to report on CQ retinopathy [10], and in 1967, Shearer and Dubois were the first to describe HCQ retinopathy.…”

Frequency and Clinical Characteristics of Hydroxychloroquine Retinopathy in Korean Patients with Rheumatologic Diseases

“…The first case of chloroquine retinopathy was reported by Cambiaggi ( 19 ) in 1957, and there were many subsequent studies that demonstrated retinal toxicity from chloroquine. However, after the treatment for malaria and rheumatologic disease was changed from chloroquine to HCQ, chloroquine/HCQ retinopathy decreased ( 20 ).…”

Macular sensitivity changes for detection of chloroquine toxicity in asymptomatic patient

“…At this stage patients can still be asymptomatic [4]. The ring of depigmentation may progressively enlarge and involve the foveola, hence affecting central vision with atrophy of the RPE in the pattern of a bull's eye [1][2][3].…”