Intraocular inflammations are still a diagnostic challenge for ophthalmologists. It is often
difficult to make a precise etiological diagnosis in certain situations. Recently, there have …

Ancillary investigations are the backbone of uveitis work-up both for anterior and posterior
segment diseases. They help in making the diagnosis, ruling out certain differential …

Uveitis is a complex disorder including both infectious and non-infectious etiologies. Clinical
diagnosis is a challenge because many diseases share common clinical signs. Laboratory …

Background The diagnosis of uveitis is a difficult one and subject to much debate between
ophthalmologists and internists. In 1992, we carried out a prospective study to assess the …

Endogenous uveitis is an inflammation of the uveal tract. which can be caused by both
infectious and non—infectious mechanisms. Disorders of the immune system have been …

Uveitis is the term used to describe most intraocular inflammations. The classification of
uveitis into anterior, posterior and diffuse is based on the physical appearance of an …

Uveitis remains an important cause of visual impairment, particularly in young patients.
Idiopathic forms of intraocular inflammation should no longer be regarded as a presumed …

Purpose: We investigated the changes in etiology of uveitis at the Uveitis Clinic of Tokyo
Medical University Hospital in recent years. Methods: Medical records of patients with uveitis …

Purpose ULISSE is the only study that prospectively assessed the efficiency of a
standardized strategy, compared to an open strategy for the etiologic diagnosis of uveitis …

An accurate and detailed history and physical examination provides the basis for
appropriate diagnostic testing. From another perspective, the overreliance on diagnostic …