Lowder Careen Y

Cao Jessica L, Srivastava Sunil K, Lowder Careen Y, Sharma Sumit, Baynes Kimberly, Eisengart Jonathan

This study found glaucoma drainage implants provide excellent, long-term intraocular pressure control in uveitic eyes with fluocinolone acetonide implants, significantly reducing pressure and medication burden.

Cao Jessica L, Srivastava Sunil K, Venkat Arthi, Lowder Careen Y, Sharma Sumit

This study found Tubulointerstitial Nephritis and Uveitis (TINU) syndrome often causes posterior segment issues like vascular leakage and fluid, even without anterior inflammation, highlighting the need for advanced imaging in diagnosis.

Feiler Daniel L, Srivastava Sunil K, Pichi Francesco, Bena James, Lowder Careen Y

Topical difluprednate effectively reduced noninfectious uveitic cystoid macular edema and improved vision, though some patients experienced intraocular pressure elevation, making it a viable treatment option.

Shen Bailey Y, Punjabi Omar S, Lowder Careen Y, Sears Jonathan E, Singh Rishi P

Fluocinolone implants significantly reduce uveitic macular edema on OCT early post-implantation, confirming the drug's mechanism for treating this vision-threatening condition.

Bollinger Kathryn, Kim James, Lowder Careen Y, Kaiser Peter K, Smith Scott D

Fluocinolone acetonide implants for uveitis frequently cause high eye pressure needing glaucoma surgery; this surgery is effective at lowering pressure without vision loss.

Galor Anat, Margolis Ron, Brasil Oswaldo M F, Perez Victor L, Kaiser Peter K, Sears Jonathan E et al.

This study found intravitreal triamcinolone causes more IOP elevation and cataract progression in uveitis patients, highlighting the need for close monitoring and risk counseling in this group.

Moshfeghi Darius M, Dodds Emilio M, Couto Cristóbal A, Santos Carmen I, Nicholson Donald H, Lowder Careen Y et al.

This study found various methods, including clinical response to treatment and intraocular fluid analysis, diagnose severe atypical toxoplasmosis mimicking ARN. Early diagnosis is crucial to prevent poor visual outcomes.

Lam Linda A, Lowder Careen Y, Baerveldt George, Smith Scott D, Traboulsi Elias I

Cataract surgery in children with JRA-uveitis, with intensive inflammation control (systemic/topical), led to favorable visual outcomes, highlighting inflammation management's critical role.

Moshfeghi Darius M, Lowder Careen Y, Roth Daniel B, Kaiser Peter K

Sub-Tenon triamcinolone injection can rarely cause retinal/choroidal vascular occlusion, as shown in one case. Immediate intervention may help preserve some vision.