Ocular immunology and inflammation · 2016
Serial Frequencies and Clinical Features of Uveitis in Hokkaido, Japan.
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Iwata Daiju, Mizuuchi Kazuomi, Aoki Koki, Horie Yukihiro, Kase Satoru, Namba Kenichi, Ohno Shigeaki, Ishida Susumu, Kitaichi Nobuyoshi
Аннотация
PURPOSE: Environmental and lifestyle changes influence the clinical features of uveitis. This study reviewed the epidemiologic trends of uveitis in the Japanese population.
METHODS: A retrospective review of the past 80 years of reports from Hokkaido University Hospital.
RESULTS: In the 1930s, tuberculosis accounted for 46% and syphilitic uveitis for 31% of cases. The frequency of these diseases decreased to 12% in the 1950s; 8% in 1969; 0.6% in the 1990s; and 0.8% in the 2000s, while the rate of non-infectious uveitis increased. The three most common specific diagnoses were: sarcoidosis, Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada disease, and Behçet disease. Although Behçet disease was the most frequent non-infectious uveitis until the 1980s, sarcoidosis is now the most frequent cause of newly diagnosed non-infectious uveitis.
CONCLUSIONS: The etiology of uveitis has changed with the times. Tubercular and syphilitic cases have greatly decreased, and sarcoidosis is the most frequent type of uveitis today.
METHODS: A retrospective review of the past 80 years of reports from Hokkaido University Hospital.
RESULTS: In the 1930s, tuberculosis accounted for 46% and syphilitic uveitis for 31% of cases. The frequency of these diseases decreased to 12% in the 1950s; 8% in 1969; 0.6% in the 1990s; and 0.8% in the 2000s, while the rate of non-infectious uveitis increased. The three most common specific diagnoses were: sarcoidosis, Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada disease, and Behçet disease. Although Behçet disease was the most frequent non-infectious uveitis until the 1980s, sarcoidosis is now the most frequent cause of newly diagnosed non-infectious uveitis.
CONCLUSIONS: The etiology of uveitis has changed with the times. Tubercular and syphilitic cases have greatly decreased, and sarcoidosis is the most frequent type of uveitis today.