A Case of Post-Fever Retinitis in a Patient with Positive Lyme Borreliosis Serology

Autor: Brett B. Zerbinopoulos, Joseph V. Mega, Paul B. Greenberg, Robert H. Janigian, Rebecca Doyle

Publikováno v: CRO (Clinical & Refractive Optometry) Journal. 33

Background: Lyme Borreliosis accounts for less than 1% of all uveitis cases. The challenge in diagnosing Lyme-associated uveitis in a seropositive patient is determining whether the serology status is causative or incidental. We describe a case that

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https://doi.org/10.57204/001c.36752

Posterior Scleritis Secondary to Sarcoidosis

Autor: Victoria Branca, Amanda Hunter, Fatima Raposo, Paul B. Greenberg, Robert H. Janigian, Elina Goman-Baskin

Publikováno v: CRO (Clinical & Refractive Optometry) Journal. 32

Purpose: To report a case of posterior scleritis presumed secondary to sarcoidosis. Results: A 79-year-old male with a history of sarcoidosis presented with asymptomatic conjunctival injection and chemosis of the right eye. The patient presumptively

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https://doi.org/10.57204/001c.36633

Metastatic Lung Cancer Masquerading as Endophthalmitis

Autor: Kevin C, Dietrich, Robert H, Janigian, Andrew, Young

Publikováno v: Rhode Island medical journal (2013). 103(3)

A 41-year-old man presented to the emergency department with a painful and red left eye associated with chronic vision loss. He had a history of homelessness and polysubstance abuse including intravenous drug use. Fundus examination revealed several

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32236164

Bilateral Serous Retinal Detachment from Neonatal-Onset Multisystemic Inflammatory Disorder

Autor: Brittney, Statler, Tineke, Chan, Wendy, Chen, Lory, Snady-McCoy, Robert H, Janigian

Publikováno v: Rhode Island medical journal (2013). 102(6)

Neonatal-onset Multisystem Inflammatory Disorder (NOMID) is a systemic syndrome characterized by rash, large joint osteoarthropathies and chronic meningitis. Ocular manifestations include optic disc edema, corneal opacities and uveitis. We report the

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31398970

Observational study of subclinical diabetic macular edema

Autor: Janis Graul, Craig N. Kelso, Dennis B. Backes, Paul G. Arrigg, Collin L. DuCoty, John M. Bourg, David Emmert, Caldwell W. Smith, Helen K. Li, Ann Kopple, Robert H. Janigian, Terri Cain, Brian A. Rusinek, Donna J. Chesbrough, Susan Rath, Jennifer V. Helms, Michael J. Elman, Joe Fischer, Sheila M. Rock, Jo Ann Starr, Erika Banalewicz, Michelle Buck, Manjot K. Gill, Peter Sotirakos, Teresa Coffey, Paul M. Beer, Debbie M. Brown, David J. Browning, Judy E. Kim, Amy M. Flowers, Laima M. O'Donnell, Stephen T. Blevins, Giorya Shabi Andreani, Sylvia Varadian, Michele Melia, Charisse Whitney, Garvin H. Davis, Linda M. Davis, Allen McKinney, Susan B. Bressler, James L. Kinyoun, Michele E. Powers, Happy Spillar, Mary B. Savell, Jeanette Graf, Thomas W. Stone, Kenneth M. Huff, Janet Murphy, Judith L. Cruz, John W. Kitchens, Deborah K. Schlossman, Sandra U. Castillo, William J. Wood, Jeanne Van Arsdall, Roy W. Beck, Stacy Carpenter, Alex L. Nagle, Sandra Henriques, Jeffrey G. Gross, Edward A. Slade, Andrew N. Antoszyk, Heather L. Murphy, Joseph M. Googe, Harold A. Woodcome, Kelly A. Blackmer, Michelle D. Sloan, Jennifer K. Sun, Randall L. Price, Jon M. Braverman, Heidi K. Lovit, Timothy J. Murtha, Christina T. Higdon, Angella S. Karow, Adam R. Glassman, Julie P. Berry, Alice T. Lyon, Deborah Donohue, Loraine Clark, S. Shah, Joseph R. Beringer, Janelle Dane Zapata, Michael D. McOwen, Jonathan Shankle, Robert W. Cavicchi, Kimberly S. Walther, Eugenia Olmeda, Melissa K. Cowen, Joanne E. Bache, Leif S. Ryman, James D. Leslie, Denise Garza, Dennis P. Han, Karen Sjoblom, Margaret E. Stockman, Howard L. Cummings, Dawn Alvarez, Uma M. Balasubramaniam, Tracy A. Troszak, Brad C. Clifton, Paul A. Blais, Mary Frey, Paul A. Edwards, William J. Wirostko, Rosemary C. Rhodes, Clement K. Chan, Danielle R. Brooks, Theresa M. Butcher, K. M. Miller, Scott M. Friedman, Sasha I. Montalvo, Amber Crocker, Pamela V. Singletary, Sharon D. Solomon, Steve Carlton, Jolleen S. Key, Dawn M. Ryan, S. B. Bressler, L. Kaminski, Deanna Jo Long, Nancy Gore, Donna McClain, Magdalena G. Krzystolik, George S. Sharuk, Angela K. Price, Cecile Hunt, Antonio P. Ciardella, Lori E. Ackatz, Mark Hamel, Sandra West, Neil M. Bressler, Damanda A. Fagan, Judy Flanders

Publikováno v: Eye. 26:833-840

To determine the rate of progression of eyes with subclinical diabetic macular edema (DME) to clinically apparent DME or DME necessitating treatment during a 2-year period. In all, 43 eyes from 39 study participants with subclinical DME, defined as a

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https://doi.org/10.1038/eye.2012.53