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[Rosacea with ocular involvement in a child].
INTRODUCTION: Rosacea ia an uncommon facial eruption in children. We report a case of rosacea associated with a specific episcleritis.
CASE REPORT: A 10-year-old girl consulted for an erythematous papular and pustular eruption of the mid face of 1 month duration. The child complained that she had had a red painful right eye for 6 months. There was no argument for acne, periorificial granulomatous dermititis or for sarcoidosis. The ophthalmological examination gave the diagnosis of ocular and cutaneous rosacea. Oral antibiotics followed by erythromycin gave favorable results for both skin and ocular lesions.
DISCUSSION: Ocular involvement is a frequent complication of rosacea in adults. It is exceptional in children in whom rosacea is in itself rare. The presence of blepharitis, keratoconjunctivitis or episcleritis may suggest the diagnosis in a child with a mid facial eruption. As in the adult, skin and ocular rosacea responds well to prolonged oral antibiotics. The choice of the antibiotic depends on the age of the child. Cyclins are not authorized in children under the age of 8 years.
CASE REPORT: A 10-year-old girl consulted for an erythematous papular and pustular eruption of the mid face of 1 month duration. The child complained that she had had a red painful right eye for 6 months. There was no argument for acne, periorificial granulomatous dermititis or for sarcoidosis. The ophthalmological examination gave the diagnosis of ocular and cutaneous rosacea. Oral antibiotics followed by erythromycin gave favorable results for both skin and ocular lesions.
DISCUSSION: Ocular involvement is a frequent complication of rosacea in adults. It is exceptional in children in whom rosacea is in itself rare. The presence of blepharitis, keratoconjunctivitis or episcleritis may suggest the diagnosis in a child with a mid facial eruption. As in the adult, skin and ocular rosacea responds well to prolonged oral antibiotics. The choice of the antibiotic depends on the age of the child. Cyclins are not authorized in children under the age of 8 years.
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