The pediatric corneal infiltrate
- PMID: 21597372
- DOI: 10.1097/ICU.0b013e3283479ffc
The pediatric corneal infiltrate
Abstract
Purpose of review: To highlight the most important causes of acquired corneal scarring and infiltrates in children. The lack of recognition of these disorders can lead to long-term visual loss in children.
Recent findings: There have been few articles on this topic in the recent ophthalmic literature, but all have stressed the need for early diagnosis and treatment of these diseases.
Summary: The most important causes of corneal scarring or infiltrates in children are keratoconus, phlyctenulosis, and herpes simplex keratitis.
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