Uveitis, With Poliosis, Vitiligo, Alopecia and Dysacousia

Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada Disease in Thailand

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Vogt–Koyanagi–Harada disease in Hispanic patients

“…The clinical features of VKH in Hispanics appear to differ from those described in Japanese patients [2,11,12]. For instance, although auditory abnormalities reportedly occur in up to 75% of Japanese patients with VKH [10,12], auditory disturbances were less common in Hispanics, in both the early and late phases. Only 27% of Hispanic patients who presented in the early phase of VKH, and only 11% of those who presented during the chronic phase, reported Similarly, meningismus appears to be less common in Hispanics (Table 1).…”

Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada disease: a retrospective and multicentric study of 41 patients

“…While VKH disease could usually be confidently diagnosed by uveitis specialists based on ocular presentations, a search of systematical involvement, in particular an audiogram and/or a lumbar puncture, might be helpful for physicians who are less familiar with this disease. The prevalence of cutaneous involvement is closed to the non-Japanese populations' [20]. Skin involvement prevails in pigmented populations from 10 to 63% [6].…”

Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada Disease in Thailand

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Vogt–Koyanagi–Harada disease in Hispanic patients

“…The clinical features of VKH in Hispanics appear to differ from those described in Japanese patients [2,11,12]. For instance, although auditory abnormalities reportedly occur in up to 75% of Japanese patients with VKH [10,12], auditory disturbances were less common in Hispanics, in both the early and late phases. Only 27% of Hispanic patients who presented in the early phase of VKH, and only 11% of those who presented during the chronic phase, reported Similarly, meningismus appears to be less common in Hispanics (Table 1).…”

Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada disease: a retrospective and multicentric study of 41 patients

“…While VKH disease could usually be confidently diagnosed by uveitis specialists based on ocular presentations, a search of systematical involvement, in particular an audiogram and/or a lumbar puncture, might be helpful for physicians who are less familiar with this disease. The prevalence of cutaneous involvement is closed to the non-Japanese populations' [20]. Skin involvement prevails in pigmented populations from 10 to 63% [6].…”

Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada Disease in Thailand

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Vogt–Koyanagi–Harada disease in Hispanic patients

“…The clinical features of VKH in Hispanics appear to differ from those described in Japanese patients [2,11,12]. For instance, although auditory abnormalities reportedly occur in up to 75% of Japanese patients with VKH [10,12], auditory disturbances were less common in Hispanics, in both the early and late phases. Only 27% of Hispanic patients who presented in the early phase of VKH, and only 11% of those who presented during the chronic phase, reported Similarly, meningismus appears to be less common in Hispanics (Table 1).…”

Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada disease: a retrospective and multicentric study of 41 patients

“…While VKH disease could usually be confidently diagnosed by uveitis specialists based on ocular presentations, a search of systematical involvement, in particular an audiogram and/or a lumbar puncture, might be helpful for physicians who are less familiar with this disease. The prevalence of cutaneous involvement is closed to the non-Japanese populations' [20]. Skin involvement prevails in pigmented populations from 10 to 63% [6].…”