American journal of ophthalmology · 1996
Recurrent corneal ulcerations associated with smokeable methamphetamine abuse.
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Chuck R S, Williams J M, Goldberg M A, Lubniewski A J
Аннотация
PURPOSE: We studied a case of chronic, recurrent, bilateral, corneal ulcerations associated with smokeable methamphetamine abuse, commonly known as "ice," in an otherwise healthy 31-year-old woman.
METHODS: Every few months the patient had recurrent corneal ulcerations. Each time, she was hospitalized and treated successfully with topical antibiotics.
RESULTS: Even though she had undergone numerous formal attempts at drug rehabilitation, she continued to have relapses, and ulceration recurred only during periods of smokeable methamphetamine abuse.
CONCLUSION: Illicit use of smokeable methamphetamine may result in corneal ulceration.
METHODS: Every few months the patient had recurrent corneal ulcerations. Each time, she was hospitalized and treated successfully with topical antibiotics.
RESULTS: Even though she had undergone numerous formal attempts at drug rehabilitation, she continued to have relapses, and ulceration recurred only during periods of smokeable methamphetamine abuse.
CONCLUSION: Illicit use of smokeable methamphetamine may result in corneal ulceration.