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Anti-tumour necrosis factor monoclonal antibody treatment for ocular Behçet's disease
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  • Published on: 17 October 2002
    Infilximab in Ocular Behçet's Disease

    Dear Editor

    We read with great interest the letter of Triolo et al[1]. In the discussion section of the article the authors mentioned that this is the first report of the treatment of ocular BD with anticytokine specific treatment.

    In July 2001, Sfikakis et al.[2] reported on a series of five patients with relapsing Behçet's panuveitis, treated with a single infusion of infliximab at the immed...

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