PubMed · 7196033
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T Bramsen. 1980. [The red eye].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7196033/
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Rhinorrhea disrupts the quality of life of a large segment of the population. The first step to treating it properly is to make an accurate diagnosis of its underlying cause. This is not always a simple proposition, however, because rhinorrhea has many causes that can easily be confused in clinical practice. Diagnosis has come to rely increasingly on testing, but test costs add significantly to the health-care burden. This article reviews the use of medical logic in the differential diagnosis of rhinorrhea and describes the relative usefulness of various testing methods.
Ocular involvement of lichen planus (Lp) is a rare event. Only 10 cases with Lp of the eyelids have been reported in the literature. Ocular Lp may also affect mucosal surfaces of the eye and lead to cicatrizing conjunctivitis. Lp of the eyelids may appear as isolated lesions and in those cases diagnosis is very difficult. Lp should be considered in the differential diagnosis of all erythematous and papular eruptions of the eyelids together with lupus erythematosus, psoriasis vulgaris or contact dermatitis.
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