1. Anterior Uveitis

11. Anterior Uveitis – Diagnostic Techniques & Signs Circumlimbal injection

12. Anterior Uveitis – Diagnostic Techniques & Signs Circumlimbal injection

13. Anterior Uveitis – Diagnostic Techniques & Signs Aqueous Flare

14. Anterior Uveitis – Diagnostic Techniques & Signs Cells in aqueous

15. Anterior Uveitis – Diagnostic Techniques & Signs 50+ cells in view Intense flare (coagulated aqueous, no circulation, fibrin visible) 4+ 20 to 50 cells in view Marked flare (iris and lens hazy) 3+ 10 to 20 cells in view Moderate flare (iris and lens still clear) 2+ 5 to 10 cells in view Faint flare (barely detectable) 1+ No cells Complete absence 0 Cells Flare Grade Grading of cells and flare

16. Anterior Uveitis – Diagnostic Techniques & Signs Keratic Precipitates

17. Anterior Uveitis – Diagnostic Techniques & Signs Hypopyon vs Hyphaema

18. Anterior Uveitis – Diagnostic Techniques & Signs Hypopyon vs Hyphaema

19. Anterior Uveitis – Diagnostic Techniques & Signs Band Keratopathy

20. Anterior Uveitis – Diagnostic Techniques & Signs Fibrin in aqueous

21. Anterior Uveitis – Diagnostic Techniques & Signs Fibrin in aqueous

22. Anterior Uveitis – Diagnostic Techniques & Signs Posterior Synechiae

27. Anterior Uveitis – Diagnostic Techniques & Signs Rubeosis Iridis

28. Anterior Uveitis – Diagnostic Techniques & Signs Mutton Fat Keratic Precipitates

29. Anterior Uveitis – Diagnostic Techniques & Signs Iris Nodules

30. Anterior Uveitis – Diagnostic Techniques & Signs Severe Acute Anterior Uveitis

31. Anterior Uveitis – Diagnostic Techniques & Signs Gonioscope view of Peripheral Anterior Synechiae (PAS)

36. Anterior Uveitis – Classification of Severity Moderate to severe symptoms VA <6/30 Deep circumcorneal flush KPs 3-4+ cells and flare Moderate to severe symptoms AV 6/9 to 6/30 Deep circumcorneal flush KPs 1-3+ cells and flare Mild to moderate Symptoms VA 6/6 to 6/9 Superficial circumcorneal flush No KPs 0-1+ cells and flare Severe Moderate Mild Clinical Degree of Anterior Uveitis

37. Anterior Uveitis – Classification of Severity Sluggish or fixed pupil Fibrous posterior synechiae Boggy iris (crypts) IOP increased Moderate to severe anterior vitreous cells Miotic, sluggish pupil Mild posterior synechiae Mild iris swelling IOP reduced 3-6 mmHg Anterior vitreous cells Normal pupil . No posterior synechiae No iris swelling IOP reduced <4mmHg Severe Moderate Mild Clinical Degree of Anterior Uveitis