2007
DOI: 10.1007/s00417-007-0697-z
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Demographic aspects of allergic ocular diseases and evaluation of new criteria for clinical assessment of ocular allergy

Abstract: These results suggest that AOD can be classified by our new clinical grading system, and this system is sensitive enough for clinical evaluation of AOD. Re-evaluation of AOD is essential for constructing future strategies for the treatment of AOD, which are consists of various categories of ocular disorders.

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“…Alguns autores, como Uchio et al (9) , Marback et al (26) e Calonge et al (12) , estudaram graduações clínicas para a DCCA e outras alergias, assim padronizando os estudos e facilitando as discussões. Dessa maneira, poderíamos correlacionar com mais coerência os dados encontrados em diversos estudos.…”
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“…Alguns autores, como Uchio et al (9) , Marback et al (26) e Calonge et al (12) , estudaram graduações clínicas para a DCCA e outras alergias, assim padronizando os estudos e facilitando as discussões. Dessa maneira, poderíamos correlacionar com mais coerência os dados encontrados em diversos estudos.…”
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“…No nos- A literatura convenciona como mais frequente a DA em crianças, porém a DCCA é mais encontrada a partir da quarta década de vida, quando a DA começa a diminuir sua frequên-cia (4,9,(15)(16)21) . No nosso estudo, verificamos alta taxa de DCCA, principalmente casos leves (blefarite atópica).…”
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“…In chronic forms a remodeling process is induced in conjunctiva tissue as fibrosis with vascularization that can be easily identified with slit lamp (Ono & Abelson, 2005) There are numerous classifications for AOD according to the underlying pathophysiology and clinical findings. Common signs and symptoms exist in the different types of allergic disorders with frequent overlapping between SAC, PAC (acute forms of allergic conjunctivitis), VKC and AKC (chronic forms of conjunctivitis); therefore, classifications are recommended to standardize disease based on signs and symptoms, (mild, moderate or severe), (Abelson et al, 1990;Uchio et al, 2008;) length of the disease (acute vs chronic disease), mechanism of immunopathogenesis (EPR and LPR stages), and duration of episodes activity (quiescent, intermittent and persistent), only suggested to VKC and AKC (Bonini et al, 2007;Calonge & Herreras, 2007), since they impact the quality of life. Such matter is important and should be consider in AOD diagnosis, similar to other allergic diseases (Del Culvillo et al, 2010).…”
Section: Classification Of Allergic Ocular Diseasesmentioning
confidence: 99%