Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted disease of a person with a predominant lesion of the mucous membranes of the urogenital organs. Gonorrhea of the eye can develop in adults suffering from gonorrhea of the genitourinary tract, as a result of the introduction of infection into the conjunctival cavity, in persons who are in contact with patients if they fail to comply with hygiene rules.
In the immunopathology of the organ of vision, the vascular tract is given the leading importance, as evidenced by the large number of published works. Particularly intensive research is conducted in recent years.
Contact dermatitis and eczema of the eyelid are forms of the disease that occur significantly more often than many other allergic eye sufferings. Reflecting the response to a wide variety of external and internal factors, they differ from each other in certain features of the clinical picture and its dynamics.
Neurofibromatosis is divided into two autosomal dominant forms, characterized by a different clinical course: Type I neurofibromatosis (NF1) - Recklinghausen syndrome (Recklinghausen); neurofibromatosis II type - bilateral acoustic neurofibromatosis.
With leukemia, any part of the eyeball may be involved in the pathological process. At present, when the mortality of these patients has significantly decreased, the terminal stage of leukemia is rare.
