Acute bilateral uveitis and right macular edema induced by a single infusion of zoledronic acid for the treatment of postmenopausal osteoporosis as a substitution for oral alendronate: a case report

Table 1 Clinical features of the 16 published cases (including our case) with zoledronic acid induced uveitis

Case	Age	Eye involved	Time from exposure to onset of ocular menifestations	Indications	Ocular history
1 [5]	66	unilateral	2d	postmenopausal osteoporosis	no
2 [6]	75	unilateral	2d	osteoporosis	no
3 [7]	58	unilateral	NA	osteoporosis	no
4 [23]	58	unilateral	10 h	osteoporosis	no
5 [8]	56	unilateral	12 h	postmenopausal osteoporosis	no
6 [25]	70	unilateral	1d	frontal hyperostosis after breast cancer	no
7 [24]	54	bilateral	1d	breast cancer with bone matastasis	no
8 [9]	78	unilateral	48 h	prostate cancer with bone matastasis	no
9 [10]	48	unilateral	24 h	breast cancer with bone matastasis	no
10 [11]	54	unilateral	3d	breast cancer with lung and bone matastasis	no
11 [12]	56	bilateral	72 h	prostate cancer treated with leuprolide	no
12 [12]	68	bilateral	60 h	prostate cancer treated with leuprolide	no
13 [13]	60	unilateral	24 h	osteoporosis and breast cancer	yes
14 [14]	62	bilateral	48 h	back and femur pain in MGUS	no
15 [22]	59	unilateral	2d	osteoporosis	no
16^a	63	bilateral	24 h	postmenopausal osteoporosis	yes

^aThe case described in this report, NA not available, MGUS monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance

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