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This series of highly organized and uniform handbooks aims to cover the latest clinically relevant developments in ophthalmology. In the wake of rapidly evolving innovations in the field of basic research, pharmacology, surgical techniques and imaging devices for the management of ophthalmic disorders, it is extremely important to invest in books that help you stay updated. These handbooks are designed to bridge the gap between journals and standard texts providing reviews on advances that are now part of mainstream clinical practice. Meant for residents, fellows-in-training, generalist ophthalmologists and specialists alike, each volume under this series covers current perspectives on relevant topics and meets the CME requirements as a go-to reference guide. Supervised and reviewed by a subject expert, chapters in each volume provide leading-edge information most relevant and useful for clinical ophthalmologists. This series is also useful for residents and fellows training in various subspecialties of ophthalmology, who can read these books while at work or during emergency duties. Additionally, these handbooks can aid in preparing for clinical case discussions at various forums and examinations.
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completed her ophthalmology residency at the University of California San Francisco and a two-year fellowship in vitreoretinal surgery and disease at Duke University, where she was awarded a Heed Foundation fellowship and the Ron G. Michels fellowship. She then completed a one-year fellowship in uveitis and ocular inflammation at the Casey Eye Institute. Dr. Lin is currently an Associate Professor of Ophthalmology in the divisions of Retinal/Vitreous Diseases and Uveitis/Ocular Immunology at the Casey Eye Institute, where she participates in the education of surgical retina fellows, uveitis fellows, and ophthalmology residents, and also pursues independent research using animal models to identify novel therapeutic targets for uveitis. She has published over 70 peer-reviewed papers, book chapters, and other articles; is on the executive committee of the American Uveitis Society and the planning committee of the American Academy of Ophthalmology Uveitis subspecialty day meeting; and is an editor for the American Society of Retina Specialists publication,Retina Times.
SUN working group descriptors of uveitis []
Category | Descriptor | Definition |
|---|---|---|
Onset | Sudden | |
Insidious | ||
Duration | Limited | Less than 3-month duration |
Persistent | More than 3-month duration | |
Course | Acute | Episode includes sudden onset and limited duration |
Recurrent | Repeated episodes that are separated by 3 months or more of inactivity off treatment | |
Chronic | Persistent uveitis with repeat episodes occurring within 3 months after discontinuing treatment |
Anterior uveitis has been reported as the most frequent anatomical subtype of uveitis among various groups and population studies [].
Females tend to have higher incidence and prevalence compared to males, but this can vary depending on underlying disease entity [].
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