Table 3 Characteristics of children with chronic anterior uveitis
From: Discovery of tear biomarkers in children with chronic non-infectious anterior uveitis: a pilot study
Patient | Â | Diagnosis, laterality | Age at diagnosis, years | Uveitis Active | Number of eyes included | Topical meds at time of collection | Systemic meds at time of collection |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 19-year-old NH AA female | Oligoarticular JIA-associated uveitis, unilateral | 12 | No AC cells rare OD; None OS | 1 | Prednisolone acetate every hour OD | Methotrexate oral |
2 | 15-year-old NH white female | Oligoarticular JIA-associated uveitis, bilateral | 1 | No AC cells 0 OU | 2 | None | Adalimumab injections |
3 | 17-year-old NHW female | Polyarticular rheumatoid factor negative JIA-associated uveitis, bilateral | 5 | No AC cells 0 OU | 1 | None | Infliximab infusions |
4 | 15-year-old NHW female | Idiopathic CAU, bilateral | 3 | No AC cells O OU | 1 | None | Mycophenolate oral |
5 | 17-year-old NH AA female | Idiopathic CAU, bilateral | 15 | Yes AC cells 1+ OU | 2 | Difluprednate 1 drop daily OU | Methotrexate injections |
6 | 14-year-old NH AA female | Idiopathic CAU, bilateral | 11 | Yes AC cells 1+ OU | 1 | Difluprednate 1 drop daily OU | Methotrexate injections |
7 | 12-year-old NH AA male | Idiopathic CAU, bilateral | 6 | No AC cells 0 OU | 1 | Prednisolone acetate 1 drop 2 times per day OS and Timolol maleate | Prednisolone acetate 1 drop 2 times per day OS and Timolol maleate |