Conjunctiva

Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (Ocular Sequelae)

Also known as: SJS, Stevens Johnson, toxic epidermal necrolysis, ocular sequelae SJS, symblepharon, cicatrising conjunctivitis

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Overview

Ocular sequelae of Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS) and toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN). Systemic mucocutaneous disease with acute and chronic ocular involvement. Chronic complications include symblepharon, dry eye, lid malposition, trichiasis, limbal stem cell deficiency, and corneal vascularisation. Long-term management: control inflammation, treat dry eye, manage trichiasis and lid pathology. Be cautious when changing or introducing new medications — can trigger severe exacerbation.

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Recognition patterns — symptoms, signs, and differentiators
Don't-miss risks and escalation triggers
Management tiers with linked Australian therapeutics
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