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Trachoma/Rough Eye/Egyptian Ophthalmia - Classifications
MaCallan's Classification(outdated) |
Stage IIa - matured follicles.
Stage IIb - marked papillary hyperplasia.
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WHO classification(FISTO) |
Trachomatous inflammation, follicular: five or more follicles of
at least 0.5 mm diameter on the upper tarsal plate should be
present.
Trachomatous inflammation, intense: the follicles and papillae
are so numerous and inflamed that more than 50% of the
palpebral conjunctival blood vessels cannot be seen clearly.
Trachomatous scarring: tarsal conjunctival cicatrization with white
fibrous bands
Trachomatous Trichiasis : Presence of at least one trichiatic eyelash
Trachomatous opacities : Presence of a corneal opacity covering part of the pupillary region
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Jone’s Classification(outdated) |
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