Research examines treatment outcomes of ocular hypotony in pediatric uveitis, highlighting the need for improved management strategies.
Ocular hypotony in pediatric uveitis is a serious complication. Despite aggressive medical and surgical management, a significant proportion of eyes showed limited recovery, with nearly one-fourth progressing to phthisis. Early diagnosis, tailored treatment, and close monitoring are essential to improve visual and anatomical outcomes in this vulnerable population.
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