■COVID-19的眼部异常患病率根据不同的报告而有所不同。然而,目前关于眼分泌物中存在该病毒及其与结膜炎的关联的现有证据尚不明确.
■为了揭示COVID-19患者的眼部特征,并结合临床数据进行描述,炎症标志物,和呼吸支持疗法。
■通过问卷式访谈对494名COV19患者的眼部症状进行评估和记录,和眼科检查.数据包括年龄,性别,疾病严重程度,收集鼻咽拭子结果。回顾了实验室测试值。COVID-19感染患者分为严重病例和轻度病例。
■眼部特征的患病率为(2.83%)。最常见的特征是结膜充血,顿唇,和瘙痒的异物感。有眼部表现的CPAP支持治疗的患者瘙痒率较高,异物感率较低。在炎症标志物的水平上没有发现差异。同时,使用呼吸辅助治疗的患者显示白细胞值较高,血小板计数,红细胞沉降率,C反应蛋白,铁蛋白,和乳酸脱氢酶.
■COVID-19的眼部受累以及疾病通过眼部组织和分泌物传播的可能性,已经在一些报告中登记了,患病率为2-32%。涉及外部和内部眼部。
■COVID-19患者的眼部特征并不少见。
UNASSIGNED: The prevalence of ocular abnormalities of COVID-19 is different according to different reports. However, currently available evidence on the presence of this virus in ocular secretions and its association with conjunctivitis is not well established.
UNASSIGNED: To reveal the ocular features among COVID-19 patients and to describe them with the findings of clinical data, inflammatory markers, and respiratory support therapy.
UNASSIGNED: Ocular symptoms were evaluated and recorded in 494 COV19 patients through questionnaire-style interviews, and an ophthalmologic examination. Data including age, sex, disease severity, and nasopharyngeal swab results were collected. Laboratory test values were reviewed. Patients with COVID-19 infections were classified into severe cases and mild cases.
UNASSIGNED: The prevalence of ocular features was (2.83%). The most common features were conjunctival hyperaemia, epiphora, and foreign body sensation with itching. Patients with ocular manifestations on CPAP support therapy had higher rates of itching, lower rates of foreign body sensation. No differences were found in the levels of inflammatory marker. Meanwhile, patients used respiratory-aid therapy revealed higher values of white blood cells, platelet counts, erythrocyte sedimentation rate, C-reactive protein, ferritin, and lactate dehydrogenase.
UNASSIGNED: Ocular involvement in COVID-19 and possibility of disease transmission through ocular tissues and secretions, has been registered in some reports, with a prevalence of 2-32%. The external and internal ocular parts are involved.
UNASSIGNED: Ocular features are not infrequent in COVID-19 patients.