2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.ophtha.2007.04.056
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Clinical Features of Chinese Patients with Behçet’s Disease

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“…Em nosso estudo encontramos, após em média 14 anos de doença, 38,5% dos olhos com níveis de AV menor que 0,1. Outros pesquisadores encontraram valores de AV <0,1 em 20,4 a 30,9% dos pacientes avaliados (4)(5)(6)15) . A doença tem início na segunda a quarta décadas de vida, podendo variar desde o primeiro ano de vida até a idade avançada.…”
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“…Em nosso estudo encontramos, após em média 14 anos de doença, 38,5% dos olhos com níveis de AV menor que 0,1. Outros pesquisadores encontraram valores de AV <0,1 em 20,4 a 30,9% dos pacientes avaliados (4)(5)(6)15) . A doença tem início na segunda a quarta décadas de vida, podendo variar desde o primeiro ano de vida até a idade avançada.…”
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“…Nesse estudo, encontrou-se predileção pelo sexo feminino (81,3%), descrita também em outros estudos (18)(19)(20) . Verifica-se pior prognóstico para sexo masculino (4,15) , relacionado ao maior ín-dice de panuveíte em homens (5) . No presente estudo não houve diferença estatística entre a AV ou manifestações de exame físico entre os dois sexos.…”
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“…The rate in the treated patients represents a more favourable outcome than the previously reported rate of 23% of severe deterioration of vision in uveitis in childhood-onset BD, 3 as well as the 23 and 20% reported rate in recently published large multicentered studies of Behçet's patients. 17,18 Complications in BD occur either as a result of direct tissue inflammation, such as retinitis or optic nerve involvement, leading to residual anatomic and functional damages, or indirectly from cataract, elevated intraocular pressure, cystoid macular oedema, and epiretinal membrane. The rates of complications in both the paediatric and adult groups in our study were lower than the previously published data 3,16 (Table 5), except for posterior segment complications in the adult group, which were similar to the literature.…”
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“…11 Panuveitis was the most common type of uveitis among both men and women with BD, although anterior uveitis was seen more frequently in women. 12 Male patients with younger age at onset and worse visual acuity at presentation have a higher risk of visual loss over time. 13 Uveitis tends to affect patients between the ages of 20 and 40 years and is the most common cause of uveitis.…”
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