I have different experiences with different ophthalmologists. One will administer or ask me to administer Cyclogyl drops before the appointment while another does not use the drops to look into the eye looking for a flareup. I do get anxious about the two different processes. Can the eye be fully seen to find the flare without the Cyclogyl?
Recently, a group of Canadian pediatric rheumatologists, pediatric ophthalmologists and patients and parents have been working together to develop standardized approaches for monitoring and treating children with uveitis associated with JIA. It was felt important to develop standardized approaches because there is some variability in how children with JIA uveitis are managed. The specific [...]
