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).
The vision drop was significant in those presenting with dense
vitritis and posterior pole involvement.
One patient presented with anterior uveitis in both eyes and fundus showed large granular areas of retinal whitening along with
vitritis and generalized retinal vasculitis suggestive of ARN.
Syphilitic chorioretinitis presents as a
vitritis associated with bilateral, large, solitary, placoid, pale yellow subretinal lesions with central fading and stippled retinal pigment epithelial (RPE) hyperpigmentation.
The CMV-R case definition was visualisation of at least one of the following on dilated pupil indirect ophthalmoscopy: indolent retinitis characterised by mild granular retinal opacification which may be associated with a few punctuate haemorrhages but absent vasculitis, or fulminating retinitis characterised by mild
vitritis, vasculitis with perivascular sheathing and retinal opacification, dense, white, well-demarcated, geographical area of confluent opacification often associated with retinal haemorrhages, and slow relentless brushfire-like extension along retinal vascular arcades that may involve the optic nerve.
Although increased intracranial pressure can lead to bilateral optic nerve swelling, it does not cause
vitritis.
of Signs/Symptoms patients * (%) ([dagger]) Signs (n = 32) Subretinal granulomatous 20 (65) mass/scar
Vitritis 16 (55) Scotoma 10 (50) Posterior pole granuloma 13 (42) Peripheral granuloma with 12 (39) traction bands Active chorioretinitis 11 (34) Retinal detachment 9 (28) Strabismus 8 (27) Anterior uveitis 8 (25) Leukocoria 4 (15) Diffuse nematode endophthalmitis 2 (6) Symptoms (n = 37) Vision loss 25 (83) Permanent 17 (68) Temporary 7 (28) Unknown 1 (<1) Floaters 13 (38) Eye redness 12 (32) Photophobia 10 (27) Eye pain 7 (19) * Because of missing data, the number of respondents for selected characteristics varies.
Las manifestaciones inflamatorias de magnitud variable pueden involucrar distintas partes del ojo produciendo vasculitis arterial y venosa,
vitritis leves y severas, precipitados inflamatorios por desprendimiento del vitreo posterior y uveitis.
This is an inflammatory condition, characterised by
vitritis, and can cause optic nerve and macular oedema.
The self-limiting
vitritis is clearly distinguishable from regular CMV retinitis, where there is no inflammatory response.
Since it involves
vitritis, it is clearly distinguishable from regular CMV retinitis, where there is no inflammatory response.
