Two ocular manifestations of Rheumatoid Arthritis: episcleritis and scleritis
Keywords:
ocular manifestations, rheumatoid arthritis, episcleritis, scleritisAbstract
Rheumatoid arthritis is a systemic inflammatory disorderthat affects the joints, which can have several
extra-articular manifestations, including inflammatory eye
disease. To provide an overview of the diagnosis and
treatment of two ocular manifestations of rheumatoid
arthritis: episcleritis and scleritis, including an update on
treatment prospects. Ocular manifestations, including
episcleritis, scleritis, peripheral ulcerative keratitis, and
dry eye disease, can be found in up to 39% of
rheumatoid arthritis patients. Although there is no
consensus or guidelines, many options issued from
rheumatology practice will be available for the treatment
of refractory scleritis, once the infectious causes have
been ruled out, allowing rapid control of inflammation,
and avoiding both structural damage to the eye and
complications from long-term steroid use.
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