Ocular rosacea – ethiopathology, symptoms and treatment – three clinical cases

Barbara Raszeja-Kotelba; Hanna Pecold-Stępniewska; Ingrid Dadej; Krystyna Pecold

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Advances in Dermatology and Allergology/Postępy Dermatologii i Alergologii

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Ocular rosacea – ethiopathology, symptoms and treatment – three clinical cases

Barbara Raszeja-Kotelba

,

Hanna Pecold-Stępniewska

,

Ingrid Dadej

,

Krystyna Pecold

Post Derm Alerg 2004; XXI, 3: 144–150

Online publish date: 2004/07/15

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Rosacea is a chronic skin condition associated with the ocular involvement. The half of patients with rosacea presented first with skin lesions and in 50% of patients the eye and skin symptoms occur simultaneous or the ocular manifestations may precede skin findings. Rosacea is caused by vascular disorders and inflamation induced by different ethiological factor. We present some data connected with pathology, invastigation and treatment of ocular rosacea in our patients.

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Ocular rosacea – ethiopathology, symptoms and treatment – three clinical cases

Barbara Raszeja-Kotelba , Hanna Pecold-Stępniewska , Ingrid Dadej , Krystyna Pecold

ocular rosacea, ethiology, symptoms, treatment

Barbara Raszeja-Kotelba

,

Hanna Pecold-Stępniewska

,

Ingrid Dadej

,

Krystyna Pecold