UMDNJ-NJMS Ophthalmology: Case of the Month

UNIVERSITY OPHTHALMOLOGY CONSULTANTS

CASE OF THE MONTH

CASE #12

UVEITIS

WHAT ARE THE NEW FINDINGS?

Recurrent hypopyon, whitish opacities immediately behind the IOL and in the anterior vitreous cavity. The patient’s visual acuity was stable at 20/60 OD and 1/200 OS. The left cornea was clear with 3-4+ cell and flare. A microscopic hypopyon in the anterior chamber was noted by gonioscopy OS. Funduscopic examination disclosed a hazy view of the nerve and macula, and echography showed a flat retina with vitreous opacities.

What is the differential diagnosis?


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