Pathways of corneal and ocular surface inflammation: A perspective from the Cullen symposium

Alison M. McDermott; Victor Perez; Andrew J W Huang; Stephen C. Pflugfelder; Michael E. Stern; Christophe Baudouin; Roger W. Beuerman; Alan R. Burns; Virginia L. Calder; Margarita Calonge; James Chodosh; Douglas J. Coster; Reza Dana; Linda D. Hazlett; Dan B. Jones; Stella K. Kim; Erich Knop; De Quan Li; Bradley M. Mitchell; Jerry Y. Niederkorn; Eric Pearlman; Kirk R. Wilhelmus; Elaine Kurie

Pathways of corneal and ocular surface inflammation: A perspective from the Cullen symposium

Alison M. McDermott, Victor Perez, Andrew J W Huang, Stephen C. Pflugfelder, Michael E. Stern, Christophe Baudouin, Roger W. Beuerman, Alan R. Burns, Virginia L. Calder, Margarita Calonge, James Chodosh, Douglas J. Coster, Reza Dana, Linda D. Hazlett, Dan B. Jones, Stella K. Kim, Erich Knop, De Quan Li, Bradley M. Mitchell, Jerry Y. NiederkornEric Pearlman, Kirk R. Wilhelmus, Elaine Kurie

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Abstract

The goal of this symposium was to coalesce information presented by 22 investigators in the field of corneal and ocular surface inflammation into common pathways of inflammation. The perspective elucidated in this article defines the components of the normal ocular surface immune architecture and describes the consensus reached on the mechanisms/pathways involved in 1) acute inflammation; 2) late-stage (chronic) response; and 3) allergic disease. Seven diagrams didactically illustrate mechanisms. This paper is the introductory article in a supplement containing 18 articles by the symposium participants.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	S131-S138
Journal	Ocular Surface
Volume	3
Issue number	4
State	Published - Oct 1 2005

Keywords

Allergy
Amplifying factors
Cell mediators
Conjunctival-associated lymphoid tissue
Cullen symposium on corneal and ocular surface inflammation
Inflammation
Ocular surface inflammation
Signaling pathways

ASJC Scopus subject areas

Ophthalmology

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McDermott, A. M., Perez, V., Huang, A. J. W., Pflugfelder, S. C., Stern, M. E., Baudouin, C., Beuerman, R. W., Burns, A. R., Calder, V. L., Calonge, M., Chodosh, J., Coster, D. J., Dana, R., Hazlett, L. D., Jones, D. B., Kim, S. K., Knop, E., Li, D. Q., Mitchell, B. M., ... Kurie, E. (2005). Pathways of corneal and ocular surface inflammation: A perspective from the Cullen symposium. Ocular Surface, 3(4), S131-S138.

McDermott, AM, Perez, V, Huang, AJW, Pflugfelder, SC, Stern, ME, Baudouin, C, Beuerman, RW, Burns, AR, Calder, VL, Calonge, M, Chodosh, J, Coster, DJ, Dana, R, Hazlett, LD, Jones, DB, Kim, SK, Knop, E, Li, DQ, Mitchell, BM, Niederkorn, JY, Pearlman, E, Wilhelmus, KR & Kurie, E 2005, 'Pathways of corneal and ocular surface inflammation: A perspective from the Cullen symposium', Ocular Surface, vol. 3, no. 4, pp. S131-S138.

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