1. Clinical Approach to Uveitis

2. The SUN Working Group Anatomical Classification of Uveitis
Anterior uveitis Iritis
Iridocyclitis
Anterior cyclitis
Intermediate uveitis Pars planitis
Posterior cyclitis
Posterior uveitis Focal, multifocal, or diffuse choroiditis
Chorioretinitis
Retinochoroiditis
Retinitis
Neuroretinitis
Panuveitis

3. The SUN Working Group Descriptors in Uveitis
Onset Insidious
Sudden
Duration Limited
Persistent
Course Acute
Recurrent
Chronic

4. Symptoms of Uveitis Redness Pain Photophobia Epiphora
Visual disturbances
Scotoma (central or peripheral)
Floaters

5. Signs of Uveitis
Vitiligo
Nodules

6. Conjunctiva
Ciliary flush
Conjuctival nodules

7. Cornea

8. Anterior chamber reaction

10. Iris

11. Iris

13. Glucoma

14. Vitreous cells

15. Snow balls

16. Vascular sheathing & vasculitis

17. Choroiditis & retinitis

18. Optic disk edema

19. Neovascularization

20. Retinal detachment

21. Historical Factors 1. Course of disease 2.Unilateral or bilateral
3.Age
4.Sex
5.Race
6. Trauma history
7.Medication
8.Travel history
9.Social history

22. Review of the Patient's Health
1.GENERAL HEALTH
Chills –Fever-Night sweats-Fatigue -Poor appetite- Unexplained weight loss
2. HEAD
Headaches -Fainting -Numbness or tingling in body-Paralysis in parts of body-Seizures
3. EARS
Deafness-Frequent ear infections-Painful or swollen earlobes

23. 4. NOSE AND THROAT
Sore in nose or mouth-nosebleeds-Frequent sneezing-Sinus trouble-hoarseness-Tooth or gum infections
5. SKIN
Rashes-Skin –Vitiligo-Alopesia-Tick or insect bites
6. RESPIRATORY
Severe or frequent colds-Coughing-Hemoptysis-Recent flu or viral infection-Wheezing or asthma attacks-Dyspnea
7. GASTROI NTESTI NAL
Trouble swallowing-Diarrhea-Bloody stools-Stomach ulcers-Jaundice or yellow skin

24. 8. BONES AND JOINTS
Stiff joints-Stiff lower back-Back pain while sleeping or awakening-Muscle aches
9. GENITOURINARY
Kidney problems-Bladder trouble-Blood in urine-Urinary discharge-Genital sores or ulcers-Prostatitis-Testicular pain

25. Laboratory and Medical Evaluation
There is no one standardized battery of tests that needs to be ordered for all patients with uveitis.
1.CBC
2.ESR
4.ACE-lyzozyme
5.Syphlis serology
7.CXR
8.Risk factor :TB and Lyme

26. Fluorescein angiography
Indocyanine green angiography
Ultrasonography
Optical coherence tomography
Anterior chamber paracentesis
Vitreous biopsy
Chorioretinal biopsy