Signos y síntomas de endoftalmitis endógena bacterianaanálisis de dos casos

1. Pinar Sueiro, Sergio
2. Gibelalde González, Ane
3. Gonzalo Olalla, M.
4. Castresana Jáuregi, José Ignacio
5. Martínez Alday, N.

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Abstract

Case reports: We describe two case reports of bacterial endogenous endophthalmitis, with different clinical features, evolution and response to treatment. Discussion: Bacterial endogenous endophthalmitis is a rare pathology with poor visual outcome, and with risk of evolving into an orbital cellulitis or of infecting the second eye. For this reason, a high awareness of this disease is necessary in order to give an immediate treatment. However, treatments have to be personalised, according to the patient�s health condition, and to the location of the infectious focus.

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