Ocular immunology and inflammation · 2023
Parasitic Eye Diseases: Nuances in Rapid Identification and Advanced Microscopy.
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Das Dipankar, Rehman Obaidur, Bhattacharjee Kasturi, Bhattacharjee Harsha, Jyoti Barman Manab, Choudhury Amit, Deka Apurba, Islam Saidul
Аннотация
AIM: To study parasitic eye diseases in a tertiary institute of North-east India by live examination of parasites, rapid staining, and scanning electron microscopy (SEM).
METHODS: A 12-year retrospective analysis was performed and all patients diagnosed with ocular parasitic diseases were identified. Examination under a compound microscope, fluorescein staining, and scanning electron microscopy were done.
RESULTS: A total of 160 ocular parasitosis cases were identified. The cases for which rapid staining and SEM studies were done included Cysticercosis (n = 18, 11.25%), Hydatidosis (n = 5, 3.13%), Dirofilariasis (n = 5, 3.13%), Thelaziasis (n = 3, 1.87%), and Gnathostomiasis (n = 2, 1.25%). Live examination was performed in 11 cases (6.63%) and 8 cases (4.82%) underwent scanning electron microscopy. .
CONCLUSION: Fluorescein staining for identification of parasites and SEM study helped in detailing microscopic and ultrastructural findings.
METHODS: A 12-year retrospective analysis was performed and all patients diagnosed with ocular parasitic diseases were identified. Examination under a compound microscope, fluorescein staining, and scanning electron microscopy were done.
RESULTS: A total of 160 ocular parasitosis cases were identified. The cases for which rapid staining and SEM studies were done included Cysticercosis (n = 18, 11.25%), Hydatidosis (n = 5, 3.13%), Dirofilariasis (n = 5, 3.13%), Thelaziasis (n = 3, 1.87%), and Gnathostomiasis (n = 2, 1.25%). Live examination was performed in 11 cases (6.63%) and 8 cases (4.82%) underwent scanning electron microscopy. .
CONCLUSION: Fluorescein staining for identification of parasites and SEM study helped in detailing microscopic and ultrastructural findings.