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See Latest ArticlesChronic Herpes Simplex Scleritis: Characterization of 9 Cases of an Underrecognized Clinical Entity
American Journal of Ophthalmology, 08/13/09
Bhat PV et al. – Unrecognized HSV infection can cause longstanding scleritis. Histopathologic features of HSV scleritis are varied and nonspecific; immunofluorescent demonstration of HSV protein can make a definitive diagnosis. Prolonged administration of acyclovir is required for effective therapy.
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