Ocular and Periorbital Infections - Duke Pediatrics Intranet

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My take on Conjunctivitis• Most of the studies show that there is avery modest benefit with antibiotics• I know that everyone gets therapy because theycan’t go to school/daycare without it• There is almost no data to suggest there is amajor difference in pediatric bacterialconjunctivitis with the newer agents that aremuch more expensive– Polytrim is probably fine as 1 st line– Quinolones are also fine but more expensive– Chloramphenicol anyone?
Parinaud’s oculogl<strong>and</strong>ularsyndrome• Spectrum of unilateral conjunctivitis withgranulomas, preauricular lymphadenopathy<strong>and</strong> external signs of inflammation aroundeye• Systemic symptoms include: fever, chills,malaise, anorexia or generalized LN• Causative agents include: B. henslae, F.tularensis, TB, Y. pseudotuberculosis• Most infections are self-limited, butantibiotics may accelerate resolution
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Page 4 and 5: Periorbital and Orbital Cellulitis
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Page 12 and 13: Orbital Cellulitis outcomes• Nage
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Page 18 and 19: Conjunctivitis• Bacterial agents
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Page 22 and 23: Conjunctivitis• Adenovirus sympto
Page 24 and 25: Predicting Bacterial Conjunctivitis
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