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Introduction Overview: Pathophysiology and Differential Diagnosis Therapeutics Therapy of Allergic Eye Disorders Case One: Ten-Year-Old Tommy Case Two: Twenty-Six-Year-Old Andy Case Three: Twelve-Year-Old Dimitri Case Study Questions Additional Resources Home		Compass Online Case Three: Twelve-Year-Old Dimitri History Dimitri is a twelve-year-old male who presents for consultation regarding a persistent epithelial defect of the cornea of his left eye. His recent history includes the development of itch, photophobia, and watery discharge from both eyes. Approximately two months after onset of his symptoms, he had abrupt onset of worsening in his vision and pain in the left eye.   <back>  [ proceed to Slide Show ]
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