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Documents uveitis trends in a referral center, suggesting implications for diagnosis and therapy.
The study documented the epidemiology trend of uveitis, comparing with other European studies. Females and middle-aged group were the most frequent involvement groups. Noninfectious disease represented the primary etiologic cause. The AU was the main localization of inflammation. These results contribute to a better understanding of the distribution of uveitis in the region and help improve diagnostic and therapeutic processes.
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