Uvea Class1: Overview of uveitis - Part2

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Clinical features of uveitis Dr. Anupama Karanth www.ophthalclass.blogspot.com

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Symptoms: Classical triad of acute onset Pain Redness Photophobia With or without diminished vision Anterior uveitis: PRESENTATION Chronic iridocyclitis – variable presentation

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Anterior uveitis: PRESENTATION

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Redness can result from any inflammation in anterior segment Conjunctivitis Keratitis / Episcleritis / Anterior scleritis Iritis / Iridocyclitis / Cyclitis Angle closure glaucoma All red eyes are not conjunctivitis Clues: type of congestion and associated features

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Anterior uveitis - Signs Signs seen by slit lamp

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Anterior uveitis - Signs

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Keratic precipitates

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Keratic precipitates (KPs) vary in size, shape, number Base down triangle inferiorly – Arlt’s Granulomatous / non granulomatous Proteinaceous influx gives rise to aqueous flare (Tyndall effect) Aqueous cells are always a sign of activity Anterior uveitis - Signs

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Aqueous cells and flare cells flare

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Anterior uveitis - Signs

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Posterior synechiae Festooned pupil – multiple posterior synechiae seen on pupillary dilatation

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Posterior synechiae Posterior synechiae with cataract in a child with blunt injury

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Pupillary constriction is an important sign in D/D of red eye Risk of pupil block glaucoma exists with extensive posterior synechiae Iris nodules are characteristic of granulomatous uveitis Iris nodules

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Symptoms Insiduous onset Floaters Opacities in the anterior vitreous Diminished vision Intermediate uveitis: PRESENTATION

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Intermediate uveitis - Signs Signs seen by slit lamp & indirect ophthalmoscopy

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Symptoms Painless Visual disturbances Floaters Metamorphopsia Macropsia / Micropsia Photopsia Blurring of vision Posterior uveitis: PRESENTATION

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Posterior uveitis - Signs Signs seen by slit lamp & indirect ophthalmoscopy

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Posterior uveitis - Signs

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Vitritis Cells and exudates seen in the anterior vitreous

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Diseases of the uveal tract. In: Parsons’ Diseases of the eye. 20th ed. Sihota R, Tandon R eds. Elsevier; 2007 Basic and Clinical Science Course. Intraocular inflammation and uveitis. American Academy of Ophthalmology. 2006-2007 Nussenblatt RB, Whilcup SM, Palestine AG. Uveitis: Fundamentals and Clinical Practice. 2nd ed. St. Louis: Mosby; 1996 Duane’s Ophthalmology 1997. CD-ROM Edition. References

Summary: www.ophthalclass.blogspot.com has the complete class on uveitis for undergraduate medical students. This presentation is the second part of the introductory class in the series and deals with the clinical features of uveitis.

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