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Clinical review highlights key ophthalmologic manifestations of systemic diseases including inclusion conjunctivitis in adult and neonatal populations, suggesting key diagnostic priorities.
THIS article reviews some currently important topics in ophthalmology, chosen either because they are of general interest or because they concern the ophthalmologic expressions of systemic diseases. We obviously cannot cover the entire field of ophthalmology, nor do we attempt to cover all the details of each complicated problem.The Cornea and ConjunctivaInclusion ConjunctivitisInclusion conjunctivitis is a common, sexually transmitted disease caused by Chlamydia trachomatis serotypes D through K. There is an adult and a neonatal form of infection; in infants the eye is inoculated directly by cervical fluids during passage through the birth canal. Eye-to-eye transmission and . . .
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