Association of Bilateral Acute Anterior Uveitis with a Capsaicin Patch

Drug-induced uveitis has become increasingly recognized in association with a number of commonly used systemic, intraocular, and topical medications. A detailed history is often all that is needed to identify these important, often overlooked, and readily curable causes of uveitis. Most cases of drug-induced uveitis respond promptly to discontinuation of the suspected agent in conjunction with topical corticosteroid and cycloplegic therapy.

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Drug-induced uveitis

Moorthy

Cunningham

2018

Current Opinion in Ophthalmology

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Association of Bilateral Acute Anterior Uveitis with a Capsaicin Patch

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