Indications de l’immunosuppression par cytostatiques en ophtalmologie

Martenet, Anne-Catherine

doi:10.1159/000308486

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“…Neither clindamycin nor BCG have been used in the treatment of our cases of presumed ocular toxoplasmosis (Cahill, 1974). No cases of uveitis have been sufficiently intractable to warrant the use of immunosuppressive agents (Martenet, 1972) or cryotherapy (Aaberg et al, 1973).…”

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The problem of uveitis in Bendel State of Nigeria: experience in Benin City.

Ayanru¹

1977

British Journal of Ophthalmology

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The problem of uveitis in Bendel State of Nigeria: experience in Benin City.

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1977

British Journal of Ophthalmology

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“…The 3rd IUSG meeting on Sept. 25, 1980, discussed the use of cytostatic immunosuppressive drugs. This particularly valuable discussion was led by A.-C. Martenet, who has had considerable personal experience with this mode of therapy (Martenet 1972(Martenet , 1979.…”

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The International Uveitis Study Group

1984

Acta Ophthalmologica

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Due to geographic and genetic differences the aetiology and clinical picture of uveitis, and the frequency of different types of uveitis vary in different parts of the world. Therefore the results of a uveitis survey done in one uveitis research centre cannot be directly applied to other parts of the world. A discussion of experts from different regions of the world will show new facets of the disease, since the ophthalmological traditions, research interests, and clinical decisions in the diagnosis and treatment may differ from country to country.The purpose of the International Uveitis Study Group (IUSG) is to serve as an international forum for the discussion of the classification, terminology, epidemiology, aetiology, pathogenesis, clinical findings, diagnosis, and treatment of uveitis. IUSG carries into effect its purpose in workshops where uveitis research workers meet each other for the discussion of the uveitis problems Meetings of IUSG

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“…Les premiers traitements immunodépresseurs de i'uvéite remontent, à la clinique ophtalmologique universitaire de Zurich, à 1963 [Witmer, 1964], Ayant présenté il y a 3 ans [Martenet, 1972] les indications et la posologie des médicaments habituellement prescrits, nous pensons qu'il est justifié de donner maintenant les résultats obtenus dans une série de cas suivis depuis plusieurs années.…”

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Résultats de l’immunodépression par cytostatiques en ophtalmologie

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1976

Ophthalmologica

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Indications de l’immunosuppression par cytostatiques en ophtalmologie

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The problem of uveitis in Bendel State of Nigeria: experience in Benin City.

The problem of uveitis in Bendel State of Nigeria: experience in Benin City.

The International Uveitis Study Group

Résultats de l’immunodépression par cytostatiques en ophtalmologie

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