Absence of
vitritis in the left eye was checked again, before starting treatment.
Anterior chamber inflammation may also be seen in 0.4-33.5% of patients after capsulotomy, but persistent
vitritis is rare and no complication has been reported [16].
A los 10 dias post tratamiento el examen ocular revelo midriasis, vasos epiesclerales inyectados y
vitritis, con desprendimiento total de retina y placas blanquecinas en ambos ojos (Foto 4).
An important consideration in this patient would be an immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome presenting as an immune recovery
vitritis or immune recovery uveitis (IRU).
Complete clinical response was assumed in patients whose visual acuity was normal and those who showed absence of inflammatory findings (inflammatory cells in the anterior chamber and
vitritis) or absence of macular thickening in upon OCT.
The most common presentation is a peripheral granuloma with
vitritis. A hazy white lesion may be seen in the periphery which is attached to the disc with a glial band.
(43, 44) Also known as choroiditis, this is an inflammation of the choroid that may also involve surrounding structures such as the retina (retinitis) and vitreous (
vitritis).
For those patients with severe
vitritis, more than 90% of the cases also obtained BCVA improvement after PPV and silicone oil tamponade or lensectomy simultaneously.
By and large, patients of this level were suffering from severity symptoms who presented oral ulcers, uveitis, blurry vision, punctate lesions through CNS,
vitritis, incontinence, asymmetrical lower extremity hypertonia, papillitis, and spastic gait (Table 3).
The association of IRIS with CMV has only been stated in ocular affections due to CMV such as
vitritis, uveitis, or retinitis [20].
During the course of the disease, ocular manifestations occurred in 26 patients in the form of posterior uveitis, retinal vasculitis, anterior uveitis,
vitritis, and retinal vein occlusion.
