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(a) Slit-lamp examination of prominent vascularized lesion of the iris and ciliary body with keratic precipitates. (b) Ultrasound biomicroscopy (UBM) image of the iris and ciliary body lesion. (c and d) Conjunctival biopsy specimen shows epithelioid cell granulomaswith central necrosis (periodic acid-Schiff staining).
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A prominent vascularized iris lesion located at 7 o'clock was present in the right eye in addition to mutton-fat keratic precipitates, predominantly in Arlt's triangle, anterior chamber cells, and mixed conjunctival and ciliary injection (Figure 1(a)). Histopathological work-up showed granulomatous epithelioid cell inflammation with insular central necrosis without acid-fast bacilli (Figures 1(c) and 1(d)).