[C-ANCA positive necrotising scleritis and multiple sclerosis compatible with ocular Wegener: treatment with
V Aldasoro-Cáceres1, I Aldasoro-Cáceres2, J V Pérez-Moreiras3
1Sección de Reumatología, Clínica Universidad de Navarra, Pamplona, España.
Case Report:
A patient diagnosed with necrotizing scleritis, c-ANCA+ an orbital pseudotumour, and possible multiple sclerosis in 2003 was treated with oral cyclophosphamide and steroids with partial response. Between 2005-2010 she suffered self-limited episodes. In 2010 a first scleral transplant was performed with poor outcome. She was treated with rituximab, and a second graft was performed with good results. At 12 months there was no change in magnetic resonance and the second graft healed.
Discussion:
Wegener's disease with limited involvement of the orbit and/or the eye is a rare condition. The histopathology, blood analysis, symptoms and good response to treatment are the key to its diagnosis.
