PMC3891663_01
Anterior segment photographs at initial onset of anterior uveitis.. Notes: (A) At initial onset, hypopyon with hemorrhage and minute granulomatous keratic precipitates, in the anterior chamber, are observed. (B) During anterior chamber lavage in vitrectomy, the hypopyon appears to have high viscosity.
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An ophthalmological examination revealed severe anterior uveitis with hypopyon (Figure 1A) and anterior vitritis but no apparent retinal lesion.
Clinical course of symptoms and treatments.. Notes: (A) Time course of visual acuity. The arrows denote the recurrence of uveitis. (B) Time course of the anterior inflammation score. The arrows denote the recurrence of uveitis. (C) Time-lapse photographs of the anterior segment. (D) Course of systemic and/or topical steroid administration. The arrow denotes the subconjunctival injection of 2 mg of betamethasone. Lowercase letters a-e shown in A-C correlate with each other.
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The patient has since remained relapse-free, with BCVA maintained at 20/20 (Figure 2).