Acta Ophthalmologica · 1979 · 29 citations · 8 references
MedicineInfectious DiseasesOphthalmologyOcular DiseaseOcular ImmunologyOphthalmic EpidemiologyInfectious Eye DiseaseOcular Disease SurveillanceUveal DiseaseAge-specific DistributionInfectious Keratitis EpidemiologySeasonal VariationSeasonality Of Ocular InfectionsTopical Steroid Therapy
One hundred and seven outbreaks of dendritic keratitis have been registered by the ophthalmologists over a 2-year-period in a region with a population of approximately 446 000 persons. The incidence was found to be 12/100 000/year. The average age of our sample was 46.5 years with the same age distribution for males and females, and with a non-significant predominance of males. No seasonal variation of dendritic keratitis was observed. 50% of the patients had previously suffered from dendritic keratitis. In 25% of the patients the onset of the disease had been preceded by an infectious disease, while 6% were on local steroid therapy for non-dendritic eye diseases prior to the dendritic outbreak.
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<i>Herpesvirus hominis</i> : Isolation from Human Trigeminal Ganglion
Frank O. Bastian, Alan S. Rabson, Carole Yee et al. · Science · 1972 · 381 citations
DENDRITIC (HERPETIC) KERATITIS
M. S. Norn · Acta Ophthalmologica · 1970 · 80 citations