Klinika oczna · 1996
[Clinical evaluation of Spersallerg preparation for non-infectious conjunctivitis and infectious conjunctivitis with a hyperergic component].
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Nizankowska M H, Lukasik-Czerek A
Аннотация
PURPOSE: To estimate the efficacy of "Spersallerg" eye drops from "CIBA-Vision" in conjunctivitis without any acute exogenic infection.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: The material consisted of 47 eyes, including 14 eyes with papillary conjunctivitis, 4 eyes with vermal conjunctivitis, 1 eye with giant papillary inflammation caused by wearing contact lens, 8 eyes with blepharitis and conjunctival allergic component, 6 eyes with allergy on cosmetics, 4 eyes with allergy on local anaesthetics and 10 eyes with postoperative, non-allergic conjunctival irritation. The method of evaluation was based on individual patient's opinion on his subjective symptoms and on slit-lamp examination of conjunctival, palpebral and corneal sings, typical for this type of inflammation.
RESULTS AND CONCLUSIONS: The results showed that "Spersallerg" is clinically useful in most of allergic conjunctivitis cases, and in other inflammations with hyperergic component. It proved to be efficient as the support for causal treatment minimizing subjective and objective signs of the disease.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: The material consisted of 47 eyes, including 14 eyes with papillary conjunctivitis, 4 eyes with vermal conjunctivitis, 1 eye with giant papillary inflammation caused by wearing contact lens, 8 eyes with blepharitis and conjunctival allergic component, 6 eyes with allergy on cosmetics, 4 eyes with allergy on local anaesthetics and 10 eyes with postoperative, non-allergic conjunctival irritation. The method of evaluation was based on individual patient's opinion on his subjective symptoms and on slit-lamp examination of conjunctival, palpebral and corneal sings, typical for this type of inflammation.
RESULTS AND CONCLUSIONS: The results showed that "Spersallerg" is clinically useful in most of allergic conjunctivitis cases, and in other inflammations with hyperergic component. It proved to be efficient as the support for causal treatment minimizing subjective and objective signs of the disease.