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Ophthalmology Uveal tract 276922db

True about heterochromic uveitis -

A
Involves posterior surface of iris
B
Involves anterior pa of iris
C
Involves posterior chamber
D
Posterior synechiae
High-Yield Explanation
It is a chronic non-granulomatous type of low grade anterior uveitis typically associated with early cataract formation. Shows moth- eaten appearance of iris, absence of posterior synechiae. Typically occurs unilaterally in middle aged persons. Treatment : topical steroids. Ref: khurana page no.168

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