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Slit-lamp examination photographs. a Right eye at the onset of anterior uveitis. Keratic precipitates, cells (1+) in the anterior chamber, two small Koeppe nodules on the nasal iris (not shown) and posterior synechiae were observed. BCVA measurement indicated a decimal visual acuity of 0.2. b Right eye at 2 months after the onset of the anterior uveitis. The anterior chamber became clear while being treated with topical betamethasone 0.1% twice per day in spite of the resumption of oral afatinib at a lower dose of 30 mg.
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Slit-lamp examination revealed keratic precipitates, cells (1+) in the anterior chamber, two small Koeppe nodules on the nasal iris, posterior synechiae and mild vitreous haze in the right eye (fig. 1a). However, the posterior synechiae remained (fig. 1b).