Infectious Endophthalmitis

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Infectious Endophthalmitis Travis A. Meredith Infectious bacterial endophthalmitis occurs when bacteria gain entrance to the interior of the eye, replicate, and produce an inflammatory response that may eventually involve tissues…

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Blepharitis and Inflammation of the Eyelids

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Blepharitis and Inflammation of the Eyelids Naushad Hussein Ivan R. Schwab Inflammation of the eyelids, or blepharitis, is the most frequently encountered ocular disease. Based on its anatomic location (i.e.,…

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Diseases of the Sclera and Episclera

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Diseases of the Sclera and Episclera Peter Watson The association of scleral disease and severe systemic disease was recognized in the earliest clinical description of scleritis in 1717 by Sir…

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Herpes Simplex Keratitis

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Herpes Simplex Keratitis Denis M. O’Day Infection of the cornea with Herpesvirus hominis can present the ophthalmologist with a number of challenging and difficult problems. Much of what is known…

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Fungal Keratitis in Contact Lens Wearers

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Fungal Keratitis in Contact Lens Wearers Brett A. Levinson Kristin M. Hammersmith Elisabeth J. Cohen Contact lenses are widely used for correction of refractive error and for cosmetic purposes. Over…

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Bacterial Corneal Ulcers

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Bacterial Corneal Ulcers Richard L. Abbott Colleen P. Halfpenny Michael Zegans Paul A. Kremer Ulceration of the cornea may be either infectious or sterile and requires immediate intervention to prevent…

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Acanthamoeba Keratitis

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Acanthamoeba Keratitis Richard L. Abbott Colleen P. Halfpenny Michael Zegans Troy R. Elander Acanthamoeba is a ubiquitous, free-living protozoon that causes a serious and troublesome keratitis. At greatest risk are…

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Superficial Keratopathy

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Superficial Keratopathy Douglas J. Coster Corneal surface abnormalities are common. They are important because they can affect vision and are often uncomfortable. The anterior corneal surface, and the tear film…

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Corneal Dysgeneses and Degenerations

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Corneal Dysgeneses and Degenerations Jason S. Ehrlich MD, PhD Glenn C. Cockerham MD Kenneth R. Kenyon MD Corneal dysgeneses and degenerations account for a broad spectrum of ocular abnormalities that…

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