Ocular manifestations of COVID-19: facts and figures from a tertiary care center
Nissar Shaikh; Huda Al Mahdi; Anant Pai; Ankush Pathare; Ahmad A. Abujaber; Ashwin Dsliva; Mahmood Al-Jabry; Kumran Subramanian · 2022 · Annals of Medicine
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Abstract
Introduction COVID-19 patients presenting with ocular manifestations are from 0.8% to 32% of patients seen in the ED. The available literature is scarce regarding COVID-19 patients presenting with ocular manifestations from the Middle Eastern region. Purpose This study aims to report the incidence of ocular signs and symptoms in COVID-19 patients and find any correlation between the occurrence of ocular manifestations and patients’ comorbidities. Methods All patients having the primary diagnosis of COVID-19 infection and concurrent ocular manifestations on admission to our tertiary COVID-19 he
Abstract by Nissar Shaikh; Huda Al Mahdi; Anant Pai; Ankush Pathare; Ahmad A. Abujaber; Ashwin Dsliva; Mahmood Al-Jabry; Kumran Subramanian, Annals of Medicine (2022) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.1080/07853890.2022.2029554