Aplicações Clínicas da Ciclosporina Tópica em Oftalmologia
Faria Correia, Fernando; Ribeiro, Sara; Silva, Rui; Silva, Álvaro; Cruz, Carlos; Pinto, Christophe; Delgado João, Marina; +12 Authors
Faria Correia, Fernando; Ribeiro, Sara; Silva, Rui; Silva, Álvaro; Cruz, Carlos; Pinto, Christophe; Delgado João, Marina; Vasco Costa, Jorge; T. Lopes, Bernardo; Mello Amaral, Joana; W. Tanos, Faride; Q. Salomão, Marcella; Rodrigues-Barros, Sandra; Baptista, Pedro; Franqueira, Nuno; Mendes, José Carlos; Monteiro, Tiago; Vaz, Fernando; Ambrósio, Renato;
Aplicações Clínicas da Ciclosporina Tópica em Oftalmologia
A ciclosporina A (CsA) é um agente imunomodulador que apresenta uma ação inibtória selectiva sobre os linfócitos células T. O CsA tópico com várias formulações tem sido usado na Oftalmologia. Este artigo tem como objetivo apresentar uma revisão da literatura científica publicada revisada por pares e ilustrar algumas aplicações da CsA na áreas das doenças da superfície ocular.
Revista Sociedade Portuguesa de Oftalmologia, Vol. 45 N.º 1 (2021)
- University of Porto Portugal
- Hospital Garcia de Orta Portugal
- University of Minho Portugal
- Universidade de São Paulo Brazil
- Hospital de São Marcos Portugal
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