E-Posters-Chronic Exposure to Pentosan Polysulfate Sodium is Associated with Retinal Pigmentary Changes and Vision Loss

Chronic Exposure to Pentosan Polysulfate Sodium is Associated with Retinal Pigmentary Changes and Vision Loss - Jenelle E Foote, MD, FACS

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This document is a design guide for creating a PowerPoint presentation poster using a specific template. The template is designed to be used for a 42"x60" presentation poster and includes pre-formatted placeholders for text, images, and tables. The guide provides instructions on how to add titles, authors, affiliations, logos, photographs, graphs, and charts to the poster. It also explains how to change the template color theme and background color. The guide emphasizes the importance of maintaining image quality and offers tips for resizing and formatting images. Additionally, it provides information on how to zoom in and out on the poster and save the work. <br /><br />The remaining content in the document discusses a study on the correlation between the oral intake of an oral medication called pentosan polysulfate sodium (PPS) and specific retinal changes. The study aims to determine if there is a correlation between PPS intake and the presence of retinal changes, evaluate the influence of PPS intake on the retinal changes, and characterize the nature of these changes. The study found that patients with chronic PPS exposure may experience visual symptoms and demonstrate structural changes in the retinal pigment epithelium. The study recommends alerting patients to the risk of visual changes associated with PPS exposure and encouraging them to seek alternative therapy. It also suggests referring patients to undergo comprehensive ophthalmic examination if they experience visual changes. The document includes figures and images illustrating the retinal changes observed in patients exposed to PPS.

Keywords

design guide

PowerPoint presentation

poster

template

placeholders

image quality

PPS intake

retinal changes

visual symptoms

alternative therapy