PRJNA737344
Unique compositions of ocular bacteria in Stevens-Johnson syndrome patients
Symbiotic bacteria are known to be involved in a variety of diseases. We have noticed that Stevens-Johnson syndromes (SJS) patients presented with persistent inflammation of the ocular surfaces even in the chronic stage and their ocular surface inflammation be exacerbated by colonization with bacteria; however, bacteria present at the ocular surface of SJS patients is not fully investigated. In this study, to assess the association of ocular microbiota with SJS in Japan.