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10 - 14 Sept. 2016, Bella Center, Copenhagen, Denmark

This Meeting has been awarded 27 CME credits

 

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Treatment of adenovirus conjunctivitis

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First Author: S. Lazreg ALGERIA

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Abstract Details

Purpose:

To treat adenovirus conjunctivitis with povidone iodine solution 0.1% eye drops.

Setting:

Ophthalmology Clinic- Blida, Algeria

Methods:

A retrospective study on patients with clinical signs of adenovirus conjunctivitis, all were treated with a preparation of povidone iodine dillued with balanced salt solution at the concentration of 0.1% ; at the dose regiment of 4 drops a day for 7 days, with a follow up visits at D0, D3 ;D7, and D15, at D3 for patients with severe conjunctival inflammation we added fluorometholone eye drops 4 drops a day till D7; the family of the patients who presented the same symptoms before and treated by other treatment were the control group (56 patients).

Results:

94 patients were treated , all had clinical signs of adenovirus conjunctivitis, with a concept of contagion, all did not recieved any ocular treatment at least one month before consultation, at D3, 67% of patients had a significant decrease of clinical signs, for those who had a residual inflammation , steroids eye drops were added, and at D7 all the patient shows a significant improvement of signs, at D15 we didn’t observe any corneal infiltration, in the control group, we observed 52% of corneal infiltrations.

Conclusions:

Povidone iodine solution may be a very interesting treatment in adenovirus conjunctivitis.

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