- anterior
- intermediate
- posterior (retina/choroid/vitreous)
- panuveitis
- +/- macular oedema (a secondary response)
- acute/chronic (several attacks over 3 months is usually a flare up of chronic)
- acute < 3months; chronic >3 months
- ?related to CMV
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Our results indicate that CMV is a major cause of AU in Thailand and show that FHUS can be caused by both CMV and Rubella virus'.
This may be due to
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- acute; hypopyon often; settles with treatment
- accounts for 50% of acute anterior uveitis (AAU)
- ankylosing spondylitis/reactive/reiters/enteropathic/?psoriatic
- less often, CMV Eye 2012
- "10 CMV-positive patients, four had endotheliitis, two had Posner–Schlossman syndrome, and one Fuchs heterochromic uveitis syndrome (FHUS). Five out of 21 (24%) samples tested by GWC for Rubella virus were positive, three of which exhibited clinical features of FHUS."
- intravenous biphosphonates
- etanercept
- no symptoms
- arthritis first (1 year before)
- +ANA, oligo JIA
- JIA all children must be screen within 6 weeks and every 8 weeks for 6 months
- subacute/often bilateral/fine or granulomatous KP/choroidal granuloma/exudate around veins
- SOBOE, tired
- ACE, Ca++, urine,renal function, LFT, CXR
intermediate with macular oedema
tubular interstitial nephritis and uveitis; 1% of AAU..sudden bilateral, young patients
Control uveitis for 3 months; IV methylpred followed by short course of oral steroids
To treat, read this paper. Eye 2012
- traditional
- pyrimethamine, sulpahdiazine, folinic acid, (systemic steroids if sight threatened)...details Eye 2012
- intravitreal
- intravitreal clindamycin and dexamethasone
Secondary prophylaxis
trimethoprim/sulpahmethoxazole once every 3 days.see Eye 2012
Eye 2012 Solid organ transplantation 8 months after transplant, HIV infection.
"Pale necrotic retina with focal haemorrhage, in sectors of retina, spreading cetnrifugally along vascular arcades" PCR diagnosis. Treat Eye 2012
32% increase in uveitis risk BMJ 2012
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