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…ase pathology. We conclude that the psychiatric presentation in WD differs from the type of presentation seen in depressive or psy…

…Third cranial nerve (CNIII) palsy in children has various aetiologies, including congenital, trau…

…obinopathies, autoimmune disease, and post infection (Ebola and toxoplasmosis). It is typically benign and stationary, with mid-periphery les…

…ed to limit disease progression and preserve vision.Conclusions EOS can cause sight-threatening uveitis in children. Early diagnosi…

…s (<2), 15 months (2–5), 58 months (6–8). One patient developed glaucoma; two eyes required repeat procedures; no retinal detachments oc…

…males and one female aged 10, 13 and 14 years. All patients had anterior uveitis and two had optic nerve swelling at the time of presentation. O…

…of diplopia after Harada-Ito alone. 7 patients (9.6%) developed iatrogenic Brown syndrome, while 1 developed scarring requiring surgical release. 24 pati…

…opan versus a prednisone taper in the subgroup of patients with antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibody-associated vasculitis (granulomatosis with polyangiitis (GPA) or microscopic polyangi…

…g rounds in a well established, routine screening programme for cervical cancer.Design Population based cohort study.Setting Finland’s Mass Scr…

…or SDOH. This study evaluates the implementation of a universal SDOH screening and management protocol in prenatal care and aims to …

… identify risk factors for preterm birth in pregnant women with psoriatic arthritis (PsA) in relation to maternal characteristics, treatment and disease …

…ssure, body mass index, cholesterol and foot risk score for the diabetes population concerned. Clinical and validator participants will …