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Red eye for the internist: when to treat, when to refer
Journal article   Peer reviewed

Red eye for the internist: when to treat, when to refer

Anat Galor and Bennie H Jeng
Cleveland Clinic journal of medicine, Vol.75(2), pp.137-144
2008-02
PMID: 18290357

Abstract

Conjunctivitis - diagnosis Conjunctivitis - etiology Conjunctivitis - pathology Diagnosis, Differential Eye Diseases - diagnosis Eye Diseases - etiology Eye Diseases - pathology Humans Internal Medicine Keratitis - diagnosis Keratitis - etiology Keratitis - pathology Primary Health Care Referral and Consultation Risk Factors Vision Disorders - diagnosis Vision Disorders - pathology
When a patient presents with redness in the eye, the cause needs to be diagnosed quickly. Some of the diseases that cause redness in the eye can be initially managed by an internist, but others call for quick referral to an ophthalmologist. This article reviews the spectrum of conditions manifesting as a red eye, emphasizing how to differentiate between the benign and the vision-threatening.

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1 Clinical & Life Sciences
1.36 Ophthalmology
1.36.686 Dry Eye
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Ophthalmology
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Clinical Medicine

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