Uvea

1
Uvea

• Dr. Nupur
• Dr. Sruti

2
LAQs

• UVEITIS
• Classification
• Pathology and clinical stages
• Complications
• Management
• UVEITIS
• Granulomatuos and non granulomatous
• Sequelae and complications
• management

3
SAQs

• Keratic precipitates
• Complications of uveitis
• Iris bombe
• Differential diagnosis of a red eye
• Paracentesis
• Iridectomy

4
MCQs

• Rubeosis iridis leads to
• Ghost cell glaucoma
• Inverse glaucoma
• Neovascular glaucoma
• None
• Keratic precipitates are seen in
• Heterocromic cyclitis of fuchs
• Acute iridicyclitis
• Pars planitis
• all

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• Patients more prone to uveitis have
• HLA B8
• HLA B12
• HLA B27
• HLA B10
• Aqueous flare in AC is seen in
• Flakes of coagulated proteins
• Outpouring of leucocytes
• Both
• none

6

• Rubeosis iridis is caused by all except
• Sickle cell disease
• CRVO
• Diabetes
• Coats disease
• Massive haemorrhages in choroid occur in
• High myopia
• Expulsive haemorrhage
• Both
• none

7

• Mutton fat KPs are in
• Granulomatous uveitis
• Nongranulomatous uveitis
• All
• None
• Part of uveal tract affected in tuberculosis is
• Ciliary body
• Iris
• Choroid
• all

8

• Uveitis is rare in
• Lepromatous leprosy
• Tuberculoid leprosy
• Both
• none
• The ocular lesion in sarcoidosis is
• Keratoconjunctivits sicca
• Posterior uveitis
• Iridocyclitis
• all