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Diffuse KP
DDx: Fuchs, sarcoid, syphilis, kerato uveitis, herpetic iridocyclitis, toxo
stellate KP
Fuch’s 15% bilateral w/out obvious heterochromia; no synechiae; loss of iris crypts/detail; plasma cells & lymphocytes in ciliary bocy; may have CR scars c/w prior toxoplasmosis; nongranulomatous; gonio: abn vessels (does not develop NVG); complication: Paracentesis-->small, splinter shaped filiform hemorrhage in the angle
Non-granulomatous histo
lymphocytes & PMNs
Granulomatous KP
iris nodules, mutton fat KP, epithelioid cells; DDx: sarcoid, syphilis, TB, leprosy, brucellosis, coccidiomycosis, lyme, toxoplasmosis, herpetic, lens induced, VKH, MS
Mutton fat KP histo
macrophages (“Big Mac=Mutton Fat”)
Khoudadoust line
linear KP assoc w/ allograft corneal rejection
Most common cause of non-infections hypopyon uveitis
B27
Hyphema: DDx
JXG, leukemia, HSV, trauma, ROB, PHPV, Coats, Rb, UGH
VKH
bilateral panuveitis, disc edema, multiple serous detachments; pigment changes=chronicity;
DX of exclusion (r/o TB, syphilis, SLE, uveal effusion syndrome);
TX=systemic steroidsgood prognosis;
IVFA=multiple pinpoint areas of hyperfluorescence w/ gradual leakage into subretinal space;
75%=Sugiura sign (perilimbal vitiligo of iris)
Reiters
urethritis, conj, arthritis,
keratoderma blennorrhagicum (20%)(hand lesions), iritis, keratitis, balanitis, prostatitis, cystitis, sphdylitis, fasciitis, tendonitis, oral lesions, diarrhea;
seems to follow dysentery or non-gonococcal urethritis; ureaplasma, chlamydia, shigella, salmonella, yersinia
JRA
typical: girls, >2, iridocyclitis assoc w/ pauci, (80%) ANA+, RF -; lower joints only, incr risk of iritis; rash/fever rarely assoc w/ iritis; joint pain must precede iritis; only AC involvement of eye
Pauci early JRA
(most common (90%))
girls, chronic iritis, RF-/ANA+
Pauci late JRA
boys, acute iritis, RF-/ANA-/75% B27 +
Stills JRA
60% boys, rare iritis, RF-/ANA-; severe extraarticular manifestations
RA
painless corneal melt & scleromalacia perforans; Tx=glue then po steroids & immunosupression
Behcet’s
HLAB5; bilateral ant/post uveitis w/ recurrent explosive inflamm episodes ranging from 2-4 wks w/ nongran ant uveitis w/ “quiet” hypopyon, recurrent vascular occlusive episodes w/ retinal heme; typically no choroiditis
Behcet's rash
resemble erythema nodosum (ant surface of legs)—resolve over weeks; acne, folliculitis, thrombophlebitis; also, aphthous & genital ulcers, interstitial lung changes; *Pathognomatic CXR=Pulm art aneurysm
behcetine skin test
puncture skin-->pustule at puncture site w/in minutes; Tx=steroids, cytotoxic agents (chlorambucil), cyclosporine; PO steroids, does not completely arrest long term ocular inflammation; colchicines inhibits leukocyte migration-->prevent recurrences;
Birdshot
~45y/o; autoimmune (HLA A29); bilateral posterior uveitis; peripheral creamy choroidal infiltrates, peripheral VF loss, nyctalopia, abundant floaters/flashes, chorioretinitis, papillitis, vasculitis, vit cell, CME, loss of color vision, rod dysfxndec scoptopic response on ERG; very poor prognosis (resistant to tx); to slow course, immunosuppresion w/ steroid sparing drugs; daclizumab (monoclonal antibody) may help some w/ inflammation, but visual loss still ensues as visual loss not completely due to inflammation