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Ophthalmologische Befunde als Hinweis auf internistische Erkrankungen

Ophthalmological findings as a hint for systemic disease

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Viele Augenerkrankungen treten im Rahmen von Systemerkrankungen auf oder können Hinweise auf internistische Erkrankungen liefern. Gelegentlich ist die ophthalmologische Erkrankung die erste Manifestation eines allgemeinen Leidens. Die zunehmende Spezialisierung der Facharztgruppen macht es immer anspruchsvoller, die Schnittstellen zu anderen Fachrichtungen vollständig zu überschauen. Umso wichtiger ist die interdisziplinäre Betreuung komplexer Krankheitsbilder in Diagnostik und Therapie geworden. Zum einen sollen in einem Umfeld knapper werdender Ressourcen keine unnötigen Maßnahmen ergriffen werden und in der Diagnostik zielgerichtet vorgegangen werden. Andererseits darf eine offensichtlich notwendige Diagnostik nicht ausgelassen werden.

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Many eye diseases are associated with systemic diseases. Moreover, ophthalmological findings can be first manifestations of systemic diseases. Therefore internists and ophthalmologists should be familiar with the signs, symptoms, and the management of eye diseases with a possible systemic association. Due to subspecialization in medicine an interdisciplinary approach is mandatory for optimal patient care. In this article examples of eye diseases with a possible association with systemic diseases are presented.

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Herrmann, W., Helbig, H. & Gamulescu, M. Ophthalmologische Befunde als Hinweis auf internistische Erkrankungen. Internist 51, 473–481 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00108-009-2454-3

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