2020 Vol.1 Jun.  No.2

• Title: Clinical analysis of nonspecific orbital inflammation in adults and children
• Name: Toyotomi Hideyoshi1, Air Sea 2
• Company: (1.Chiba University of Science,Cho Tzu 288-0872,Japan; 2.Jibei International University,High beam716-0009,Japan)
• Abstract:

  Objective To study the therapeutic effect of non-specific orbital inflammation (NSOI) in adults and children. Methods 114 cases of NSOI were analyzed retrospectively, 54 cases were male (47.37%), 60 cases were female (52.63%), the age range was 6-72 years. The disease characteristics of adult group and children group were studied respectively. The patients were divided into 9 groups according to the involved site and histopathological results. Including: anterior orbital inflammatory type, lacrimal gland inflammatory type, myositis type, perioptic neuritis type, acute fat type, mass type, orbital apex type, diffuse type and mixed type; according to the course of disease, it can be divided into acute, subacute and chronic. Among them, those with symptoms lasting less than 1 week are acute, those with symptoms lasting from 1 week to 1 month are subacute, and those with symptoms lasting more than 1 month are chronic. All patients were followed up for 2 months. Results Among the 9 groups, lacrimal gland inflammation was the most common type (44 cases, 38.60%); acute non-specific orbital inflammation was the most common type (50%). During the follow-up period, 14 patients (12.28%) recurred. Conclusion Clinical characteristics of NSOI are different between adults and children, and the therapeutic effect of corticosteroid is obvious.

  
  

• Keyword: nonspecific orbital inflammation; histology; corticosteroids
• DOI: 10.12250/jpcarme2020010287
• Citation form: Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Air Sea.Clinical analysis of nonspecific orbital inflammation in adults and children.2020,Vol.1,16-20.

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