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Retrobulbar optic neuritis in a patient with enteropathic spondyloarthritis treated with tumor necrosis factor inhibitors
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  • Ben ayed ben ayed,
  • ALIA FAZAA,
  • kmar ouenniche,
  • saoussen miladi,
  • meriem sellami,
  • Leila Souabni,
  • Selma kassab,
  • Selma Chekili,
  • kaouther ben abdelghani,
  • ahmad laatar
Ben ayed ben ayed
University Hospital Center Mongi Slim

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ALIA FAZAA
University Hospital Center Mongi Slim
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kmar ouenniche
University Hospital Center Mongi Slim
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saoussen miladi
University Hospital Center Mongi Slim
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meriem sellami
University Hospital Center Mongi Slim
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Leila Souabni
University Hospital Center Mongi Slim
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Selma kassab
University Hospital Center Mongi Slim
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Selma Chekili
University of Tunis El Manar
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kaouther ben abdelghani
University Hospital Center Mongi Slim
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ahmad laatar
University Hospital Center Mongi Slim
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Abstract

We report a case of a 62-year-old-woman with a 17 year-history of axial and peripheral spondyloarthritis associated to a crohn disease, treated with tumor necrosis alpha inhibitors, who developed an asymetric retrobulbar optic neuritis that promptly responded to a high dose of steroids. Key Words: optic neuritis, crohn disease, spondyloarthritis