<prompt> Posterior subcapsular cataract is seen inFuchs heterochromic cyclitisNeurofibromatosis Type 2Steroid therapyAll the above  <response>: D All the above Fuchs heterochromic iridocyclitis consists of a chronic, low-grade iritis with posterior subcapsular cataract and secondary glaucoma. It is rare, unilateral in 90 of cases, occurs between the third and fourth decades of life and is associated with a change in colour of the iris. Neurofibromatosis Type 2 is associated with the gene NF2 on chromosome 22 22q. Bilateral schwannomas of the vestibular nerve develop in over 90 of cases. A juvenile posterior subcapsular cataract is common. Peripheral neurofibromas and cafe au lait spots are rare. Steroid medications can be used with a physicians guidance to treat patients with a variety of conditions such as people with asthma or allergies or those undergoing organ transplants. Several forms of steroids--oral, inhaled or eye drops--have been linked to higher risk of development of subcapsular cataracts. 