Epidemiological and clinical features of XXXX .

@entity1 @entity227 @entity1036 @entity1066 @entity5518 @entity111 @entity74 @entity1729 @entity2025 @entity158 @entity3917
The epidemiological and clinical features of @entity2025 in 108 @entity1 were studied. Of these, 69 (64%) were aged 15 or over and only eight (7%) were under the age of 5. @entity1729 was found in 38 (35%) @entity1 and @entity74 such as mild malaise, fever, and aching in 34 (31%) @entity1 . Common symptoms were redness, watering, discharge, @entity111 , irritation, and lid swelling, whereas @entity158 , @entity3917 , lid vesicles and @entity1066 , and @entity227 were less frequent. The major signs consisted of vesicles and @entity1066 on the lids, papillary responses which were more severe in the upper lid conjunctiva, follicles which were more common in the lower lid conjunctiva, fine and coarse @entity1036 , and @entity1036 . @entity1066 and @entity1036 were found in 16 (15%) and two (2%) @entity1 respectively. The clinical forms of @entity2025 varied. Moderate or severe disease was observed in 41 (38%) and 16 (15%) @entity1 respectively. In eight (7%) @entity1 the disease presented as an @entity5518 without characteristic lid or corneal lesions. A chronic blepharoconjunctivitis which lasted for months developed in 16 (15%) @entity1 . The epidemiological and clinical features in our @entity1 were compared with features of the disease reported previously.
