Table 1 of
Yamagami, Mol Vis 2005;
11:192-200.Table 1 of
Yamagami, Mol Vis 2005;
11:192-200.
Table 1. Patient background
Besides having atopic keratoconjunctivitis (AKC), most of these patients also had atopic dermatitis (AD) and asthma (AS). Patients were treated with different topical medications including betamethasone, sodium cromoglycate (CR), cyclosporine A (CyA), fluoromethoron, and tacrolimus. All patients were male. In the "Position" column, 'U' indicates unilateral and 'B' indicates bilateral.
Age Corneal Allergic
Patient (years) condition disease Position Treatments
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1 37 Ulcer AKC, AD, AS U CR, CyA
2 13 Plaque AKC, AD, AS B Betamethasone
3 13 Ulcer AKC, AD B Betamethasone
4 12 Ulcer AKC, AD, AS B CR, Tacrolimus
5 25 Ulcer AKC, AD, AS B CR, CyA, Fluoromethoron
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