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See Latest ArticlesConstant Ocular Infection with Chlamydia trachomatis Predicts Risk of Scarring in Children in Tanzania
Ophthalmology, 02/16/09
Wolle MA et al. - Children with constant infection are also likely to have constant severe trachoma, and their 5-year risk of scarring is high compared with children with sporadic severe trachoma or infection. These data further support the presence of a subgroup of children who cannot clear infection with C. trachomatis, who may manifest a severe immunologic response to infection, and who are at increased risk of scarring sequelae.
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