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Pathophysiology Of Pars Planitis: Immune And Inflammatory Mechanisms

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By Hannah Kaye
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Introduction Pars planitis is a subtype of intermediate uveitis. The term ‘intermediate uveitis’ describes an intraocular inflammatory process, which is inflammation of the inner layers of the eye. In Pars Planitis, the pars plana is the is the primary site of inflammation which is a region located between the iris and choroid. There is usually bilateral involvement, meaning Pars Planitis affects both eyes.
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By Hannah Kaye
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Written by: Hannah Kaye BSc (hons) Nutritional Therapy, University of Greenwich Reviewed by: Aravendan Anandaraaj MPharm, University of Manchester Polly Gitz Bsc Nutrition Student, University of Leeds Introduction Dyslipidaemia means that you have abnormal levels of lipids (or fats) in your blood.
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Eosinophilic Gastrointestinal Diseases In Children: Signs, Diagnosis, And Treatment

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By Hannah Kaye
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Written by: Reviewed by: Anjumara Khanam Bachelor of Science in Appiled Biosciences Introduction Eosinophilic gastrointestinal diseases (EGID) are rare inflammatory disorders, characterised by eosinophilic infiltration in parts of the gastrointestinal tract without any other known causes of the inflammation.1Eosinophils are a type of white blood cell which support the immune system and are very important when it comes to defending the body against allergens.
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