Vedat Ertunç1, MD, Ali Çolak2, MD, Şenol Dane3, MD,Orhan Baykal2, MD, Mustafa Şenol4,
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Abstract
Forty patients with atopic dermatitis who had generalized skin lesions were examined ophthalmologically. Conjunctivitis was observed in 25% and refractive error in 5% of patients, but no atopic cataract was found. Eye lesions had no relationship with the severity of the skin lesions and serum IgE levels. [Journal of Turgut Özal Medical Center 1997;4(1):18-20]
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