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Not feature of Fuch's heterochromiciridocyclitis:

A
White nodules on the anterior surface of the iris
B
Koppeprecipitates present at back of cornea
C
Granulomatous type of low grade anterior uveitis
D
Topical coicosteroids are used for treatment
High-Yield Explanation
Answer- C. Granulomatous type of low grade anterior uveitisFuchs' heterochromiciridocyclitis is a chronic nongranulornatous type of low grade anterior uveitis.The disease is characterised by:Heterochromia of iris,Diffuse stromal iris atrophy,Fine KPs at back of cornea,Faint aqueous flare,Absence of posterior synechiaeTopical coicosteroids are all that is required.

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