Conjunctival and scleral biopsies from 25 patients with necrotizing scleritis and 5 patients
with recurrent nonnecrotizing scleritis were studied by histopathologic, immunofluorescence, …

… C: Necrotizing scleritis with loss of sclera and black uvea covered by thin and … scleritis (Wakefield
et al., 2013). Diffuse and nodular scleritis are the most common types of anterior scleritis…

… It has been proposed that autoimmune scleritis may be associated with immune complex-mediated
immunopathogenesis, whereas idiopathic scleritis may be associated with a delayed …

… of scleritis and the effects of systemic treatment also impact significantly on the patient (McCluskey
et al., 1999). Scleritis … , immunopathogenesis, investigation and treatment of scleritis in …

… scleritis.16 Prospective immunologic investigations are required to delineate the precise
immunopathogenesis of this type of necrotizing scleritis… scleritis, the coexistent posterior scleritis …

… This review provides a clinical overview of scleritis and … Conditions mimicking autoimmune
scleritis include infection … : (1) autoimmune scleritis characterised by varying mixtures of …

… Whereas posterior scleritis can also be diffuse or nodular, necrotizing posterior scleritis is …
The symptoms of pain and/or headache are reported frequently by patients with scleritis and …

… scleritis with emphasis on its pathogenesis, and we will discuss relevant current and potential
future lines of research on scleritis… Overview of the main immunopathological mechanisms …

… scleritis suggests that these different histopathologic forms of disease may reflect different
mechanisms of immunopathogenesis… syndrome; (2) infectious scleritis, consisting of four cases …

… Immunopathological studies on leukocyte adhesion molecules in necrotizing scleritis
show up-regulated expression of LFA-1 in scleral tissue [11]. Immunopathological studies on …