| Current supplement Archive Acta Ophthalmologica Polonica |
3/2004
vol. 106 abstract:
Original paper
Ocular symptoms of autoagression in patients with non-specific chronic colitis
Marta Misiuk-Hojło
1
,
Anna Turno-Kręcicka
1
,
Małgorzata Piróg-Mulak
1
,
Wanda Lubczyńska-Kowalska
2
KLINIKA OCZNA 2004, Supl. 3: S492–S494
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Purpose
Purpose of this research was to present a prospective estimation of the ocular symptoms appearance in a group of patients with ulcerous colitis (CU) or Crohn disease (CD). It was also, to demonstrate dependence between the frequency, intensity, and duration of the main disease and the way of its treatment. The research program established a retrospective analysis of symptoms presented typically in non-specific colitis in a group of patients with recurrence acute iridocyclitis (IA) and HLA B27 positive. Material and methods The research group contained 63 patients: 51 with CU and 12 with CD. Clinical symptoms and inflammatory indicators such as CRP, OB, pulse, and body temperature were taken into consideration by designation of intensity of main disease. Second group contained 28 patients with IA and duration of CU or CD symptom was analyzed in it. Results Symptoms of iridocyclitis acute non granulomatous were observed in 7,9% of cases. In 6,3% episcleritis was diagnosed and in one patient with CU scleritis (1,5%). In the second group of patients only in one case (3,5%) typical symptoms for chronic colitis were presented. Conclusions In patients with non-specific chronic colitis careful ophthalmological examination should be performed, especially oriented for uveitis diagnosis. keywords:
iridocyclitis acute, episcleritis, scleritis, idiopathic inflammatory bowel disease, autoimmune disease |
