Ebola Virus Persistence in Ocular Tissues and Fluids (EVICT) Study: Reverse Transcription-Polymerase Chain Reaction and Cataract Surgery Outcomes of Ebola Survivors in Sierra Leone.

Jessica G Shantha,John G Mattia,Augustine Goba,Kayla G Barnes, Faiqa K Ebrahim,Colleen S Kraft,Brent R Hayek,Jessica N Hartnett,Jeffrey G Shaffer,John S Schieffelin,John D Sandi,Mambu Momoh,Simbirie Jalloh,Donald S Grant,Kerry Dierberg,Joyce Chang,Sharmistha Mishra,Adrienne K Chan,Rob Fowler,Tim O'Dempsey, Erick Kaluma, Taylor Hendricks, Roger Reiners, Melanie Reiners, Lowell A Gess, Kwame ONeill, Sarian Kamara,Alie Wurie,Mohamed Mansaray,Nisha R Acharya,William J Liu,Sina Bavari,Gustavo Palacios,Moges Teshome,Ian Crozier,Paul E Farmer,Timothy M Uyeki,Daniel G Bausch,Robert F Garry,Matthew J Vandy,Steven Yeh

EBioMedicine（2018）

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•Ebola virus disease (EVD) survivors are at-risk for severe vision impairment due to uveitis and subsequent cataract development.•Fifty EVD survivors underwent ocular fluid sampling and tested negative for Ebola virus by RT-PCR.•Thirty-four survivors underwent cataract surgery with excellent safety measures and vision restorative outcomes.

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Ebola virus disease,Ebolavirus,Ophthalmology,Uveitis,Global Health,Cataract

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