Brézin Antoine P

Vienne-Jumeau Aliénor, Memmi Caroline, Kecili Souhila, Loeliger Jordan, Thorne Jennifer E, Monnet Dominique et al.

This study found severe retinal depigmentation in 5.1% of Birdshot chorioretinitis patients, indicating chronic disease and significantly poorer long-term vision, including faster decline and higher risk of complications.

Ferreira de Moura Thomas, Enjalbert Aurélie, Monnet Dominique, Kecili Souhila, Imikerene Linda, Loeliger Jordan et al.

This study found peripapillary atrophy is almost universal in birdshot chorioretinitis, worsening with disease duration and age, and correlating with poorer vision, highlighting its clinical relevance as a disease progression marker.

Loeliger Jordan, Monnet Dominique, Thorne Jennifer, Imikerene Linda, Kecili Souhila, Brézin Antoine P

Birdshot chorioretinitis patients showed declining vision and worsening visual fields, particularly after 11-15 years, highlighting the chronic, progressive impact on long-term visual function.

Dot Corinne, Schweitzer Cédric, Labbé Antoine, Lignereux François, Rozot Pascal, Goguillot Mélanie et al.

This study found ocular hypertension and macular edema are common after YAG capsulotomy, especially within 3 months. Retinal detachment is rare. Diabetes and early YAG increase risk, highlighting the need for close follow-up.

Gordon Lynn K, Monnet Dominique, Holland Gary N, Brézin Antoine P, Yu Fei, Levinson Ralph D

Birdshot chorioretinopathy patients show diverse visual field defects, often linked to retinal damage (OCT), even with good vision, suggesting visual fields are key for monitoring.