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iridocyclitis

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iridocyclitis /iri·do·cy·cli·tis/ (-sĭ-kli´tis) inflammation of the iris and ciliary body.
heterochromic iridocyclitis  a unilateral low-grade form leading to depigmentation of the iris of the affected eye.

ir·i·do·cy·cli·tis (r-d-s-klts, -s-, r-)
n.
Inflammation of the iris and the ciliary body.

iridocyclitis
inflammation of the iris and ciliary body. See also anterior uveitis.

heterochromic iridocyclitis
a unilateral low-grade form leading to depigmentation of the iris of the affected eye; called also heterochromic uveitis.

iridocyclitis
Inflammation of both iris and ciliary body. The ciliary body is almost always involved with an inflammation of the iris. The clinical picture of iridocyclitis is practically the same as iritis. The condition is often associated with ankylosing spondylitis or sarcoidosis. See anisocoria; rheumatoid arthritis; heterochromia; Behçet's syndrome; uveitis.


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1) Iridocyclitis is treated with ophthalmologic corticosteroid preparations and pupil-dilating drops, which prevent scarring of the pupil and iris.
Other ocular events and systemic events were reported infrequently, including headache, nausea, asthenia/fatigue; and, rarely, skin rashes, urolithiasis, and iridocyclitis.
 
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