Australian and New Zealand journal of ophthalmology · 1995
The Albury-Wodonga syndrome. A tale of two cities.
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Howsam G
Аннотация
PURPOSE: An epidemic of acutely painful eyes having a seasonal restriction and an apparent response to topical indomethacin, is described.
METHODS: From patients seen in a rural private practice, the clinical picture of this acute syndrome and the use of indomethacin drops is described.
RESULTS: A favourable response to topical indomethacin in 21 patients is documented.
CONCLUSION: Topical indomethacin is worthy of further trial and investigation in the management of the Albury-Wodonga syndrome, harvester's eye, Christmas eye or seasonal corneal ulcer.
METHODS: From patients seen in a rural private practice, the clinical picture of this acute syndrome and the use of indomethacin drops is described.
RESULTS: A favourable response to topical indomethacin in 21 patients is documented.
CONCLUSION: Topical indomethacin is worthy of further trial and investigation in the management of the Albury-Wodonga syndrome, harvester's eye, Christmas eye or seasonal corneal ulcer.