PMC8804343_01
Treatment progress.
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Considering that she had no clear history of infection, she was diagnosed as noninfectious chronic anterior uveitis (Figure 1).
(A-E): Eye examination at each stage. (A-1) Shows the right eye before treatment, showing mild mixed conjunctival hyperemia, anterior chamber empyema, posterior corneal deposits (+), posterior iris adhesions, and mild lens opacity. (A-2) Shows the left eye before treatment, showing mild mixed conjunctival hyperemia, anterior chamber empyema, posterior corneal deposits (+), posterior iris adhesion and pupil closure. (B-1) Shows the right eye 1 month after the treatment. Conjunctival hyperemia, anterior chamber empyema, posterior corneal deposits (+), and posterior iris adhesions did not change significantly, and the degree of lens opacity was less than before. (B-2) Shows the left eye 1 month after treatment; there was no obvious change compared with the previous picture. (C-1) Shows the right eye 2 months after treatment; there was no significant change compared with the previous picture. (C-2) Shows the left eye 2 months after treatment, with mild mixed conjunctival hyperemia, anterior chamber empyema, posterior corneal deposits (+), posterior iris adhesions compared to before, no obvious changes, and fiber exudation in the pupil area. The film was absorbed and became lighter than before. (D-1) Shows the right eye, 3 months after treatment. The patient's conjunctival hyperemia was worse than before, and the rest had no obvious changes. (D-2) Shows the left eye 3 months after treatment, the conjunctival hyperemia was worse than before, and the rest showed no obvious changes. (E-1) Shows the right eye, 10 months after treatment. Conjunctival mixed congestion is lessened, anterior chamber empyema, posterior corneal deposits, and the front image showed no obvious changes; the posterior iris adhesions were loosened compared with the front, the lens surface was pigmented, and the lens was slightly opaque. (E-2) Shows the left eye, 10 months after treatment. Conjunctival mixed conjunctival hyperemia was lessened, posterior iris adhesions were aggravated, and the rest had no obvious changes.
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Otherwise, her blood sugar and weight returned to normal levels (Figure 2).