Association between keratoconus, ocular allergy, and sleeping behavior

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Autor(a) principal: Santos,Rodrigo Teixeira
Data de Publicação: 2021
Outros Autores: Moscovici,Bernardo Kaplan, Hirai,Flávio Eduardo, Benício,Cláudia Maria Francesconi, Nakano,Eliane Mayumi, Nosé,Walton
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Arquivos brasileiros de oftalmologia (Online)
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Resumo: ABSTRACT Purpose: To compare the severity and laterality of keratoconus according to allergic rhinitis, scratching and sleeping habits, and manual dexterity. Methods: Objective assessments regarding allergic rhinitis, eye itching, and slee­ping position among patients with keratoconus (diagnosed based on corneal tomography) were conducted. Diagnostic criteria and classification were based on the Amsler-Krumeich classification. Results: Ocular pruritus was reported by 29 of 34 participants (85.29%). Eighteen participants (62.07%) reported equal scratching of both eyes, six (20.69%) more on the right eye, and five (17.24%) more on the left eye. Comparison of the main sleeping position and the eye with more severe presentation of the disease using Fisher's exact test revealed some correlations (0.567 and 0.568 in the right and left eye, respectively). However, these correlations were not statistically significant. Conclusions: The association between higher keratometry values and sleeping position appears to be more significant than that reported between keratometry and itching, or manual dexterity.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Association between keratoconus, ocular allergy, and sleeping behavior
title Association between keratoconus, ocular allergy, and sleeping behavior
spellingShingle Association between keratoconus, ocular allergy, and sleeping behavior
Santos,Rodrigo Teixeira
Keratoconus
Hypersensitivity
Sleep/physiology
Rhinitis, allergic
Cornea
Tomography
title_short Association between keratoconus, ocular allergy, and sleeping behavior
title_full Association between keratoconus, ocular allergy, and sleeping behavior
title_fullStr Association between keratoconus, ocular allergy, and sleeping behavior
title_full_unstemmed Association between keratoconus, ocular allergy, and sleeping behavior
title_sort Association between keratoconus, ocular allergy, and sleeping behavior
author Santos,Rodrigo Teixeira
author_facet Santos,Rodrigo Teixeira
Moscovici,Bernardo Kaplan
Hirai,Flávio Eduardo
Benício,Cláudia Maria Francesconi
Nakano,Eliane Mayumi
Nosé,Walton
author_role author
author2 Moscovici,Bernardo Kaplan
Hirai,Flávio Eduardo
Benício,Cláudia Maria Francesconi
Nakano,Eliane Mayumi
Nosé,Walton
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Santos,Rodrigo Teixeira
Moscovici,Bernardo Kaplan
Hirai,Flávio Eduardo
Benício,Cláudia Maria Francesconi
Nakano,Eliane Mayumi
Nosé,Walton
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Keratoconus
Hypersensitivity
Sleep/physiology
Rhinitis, allergic
Cornea
Tomography
topic Keratoconus
Hypersensitivity
Sleep/physiology
Rhinitis, allergic
Cornea
Tomography
description ABSTRACT Purpose: To compare the severity and laterality of keratoconus according to allergic rhinitis, scratching and sleeping habits, and manual dexterity. Methods: Objective assessments regarding allergic rhinitis, eye itching, and slee­ping position among patients with keratoconus (diagnosed based on corneal tomography) were conducted. Diagnostic criteria and classification were based on the Amsler-Krumeich classification. Results: Ocular pruritus was reported by 29 of 34 participants (85.29%). Eighteen participants (62.07%) reported equal scratching of both eyes, six (20.69%) more on the right eye, and five (17.24%) more on the left eye. Comparison of the main sleeping position and the eye with more severe presentation of the disease using Fisher's exact test revealed some correlations (0.567 and 0.568 in the right and left eye, respectively). However, these correlations were not statistically significant. Conclusions: The association between higher keratometry values and sleeping position appears to be more significant than that reported between keratometry and itching, or manual dexterity.
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