Lim Lyndell L

Siebert Ezann, Moynihan Verity, Ali Noha, Hall Anthony, Heydon Peter, Dunlop Anthony et al.

Australian research found 40 cases of tattoo-associated uveitis, often severe and bilateral, requiring long-term immunosuppression in 63%. This highlights a significant public eye health concern with potential vision loss.

Joseph Danica M, Lim Lyndell L, Samalia Priya D, Wells Jane M, McCluskey Peter J, Paul Eldho et al.

This study found Posner Schlossman Syndrome often progresses to glaucoma or chronic issues. Older, immunocompromised patients, or those with initial optic neuropathy or positive AC tap, face higher progression risk.

Khong Edmund W C, Chan Helen H L, Watson Stephanie L, Lim Lyndell L

Pregnancy impacts ocular conditions like glaucoma, with treatment safety often unknown. Selective laser trabeculoplasty is preferred for glaucoma, and anti-VEGFs are avoided early for diabetic retinopathy, highlighting research and multidisciplinary care needs.

Niederer Rachael Louise, Ma Shirley P, Wilsher Margaret L, Ali Noor Q, Sims Joanne L, Tomkins-Netzer Oren et al.

This study found sarcoid uveitis patients have diverse systemic involvement, with cardiac sarcoid less linked to anterior uveitis. Ethnicity also influences presentation, highlighting the need for ophthalmologists to screen for systemic sarcoidosis.

Kempen John H, Van Natta Mark L, Friedman David S, Altaweel Michael M, Ansari Husam, Dunn James P et al.

This study found fluocinolone implants cause substantially higher glaucoma risk than systemic therapy in uveitis patients. Careful, indefinite IOP monitoring is crucial, as some glaucoma worsened despite expert management.

Thong Louisa P, Rogers Sophie L, Hart Colby T, Hall Anthony J, Lim Lyndell L

This Australian study found low incidence/prevalence of episcleritis and scleritis. Episcleritis was benign, but scleritis had significant systemic associations (34%) and ocular complications (44%), including ocular hypertension, requiring immunosuppression in 24%.

Kwon Hye Jin, Kong Yu Xiang George, Tao Lingwei William, Lim Lyndell L, Martin Keith R, Green Catherine et al.

This study found similar success rates for trabeculectomy and GDI in uveitic glaucoma. Recurrent uveitis significantly increased trabeculectomy failure, highlighting the need for aggressive inflammation control, especially after trabeculectomy.

Lim Lyndell L, Scarborough John D, Thorne Jennifer E, Graham Elizabeth, Kempen John H, Mackensen Friederike et al.

This study found uveitis, often chronic and bilateral with sight-threatening complications like glaucoma, may be an extrahepatic feature of autoimmune hepatitis, requiring systemic immunosuppression.