This Clinical Statement was developed by TB and Ophthalmic specialists to improve and standardise patient care and support those managing patients with this disease, whether confirmed or suspected. The Clinical Statement outlines the current understanding of disease pathogenesis, diagnosis and management in adults, and also provides consensus points with the currently available data and best practices that can be applied in clinics.
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