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Frontiers in immunology · 2d
Cohort studyFrontiers in immunology · 2026

Ophthalmic involvement in VEXAS syndrome and its influence on mortality: insights from the international AIDA network registry.

Jurgen Sota, Andrea Hinojosa-Azaola, Eduardo Martín-Nares … Claudia Fabiani
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Eye involvement in VEXAS syndrome independently predicts higher odds of death

Ophthalmic involvement in VEXAS syndrome and its influence on mortality: insights from the international AIDA network registry.

Jurgen Sota … Claudia Fabiani
Frontiers in immunology · 2026
Background

Orbital inflammation is the most common presentation of VEXAS, with any orbital structure potentially affected.

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Results
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eye involvement nearly quadruples the odds of dying
More results

Non-sight-threatening and uncomplicated anterior non-granulomatous uveitis and anterior diffuse scleritis follow in frequency, along with episcleritis.

Treatment of ophthalmic involvement showed full or partial response to glucocorticosteroids alone in 66.7% of cases.

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Conclusion

Ophthalmic involvement is common in VEXAS syndrome and signals a poorer prognosis in terms of mortality, highlighting the need for close monitoring.

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