In principle, the nonspecific therapy of endogenous uveitis is of symptomatic and indirect method, and has no effect on the cause of the disease. The author explained conventional therapy in brief and reviewed basic consideration, principles of administration, and the method and dosage of treatment in hormonal therpy.
Uveitis*

No abstract available.
Retina* ; Uveitis*

No abstract available.
Retina* ; Uveitis*

The Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada's syndrome (V-K-H) is chronic bilateral exudative uveitis associated with whitening of the hair and eye-lashes and various signs of meningeal iritation. Wereviewed some of the characteristic clinical findings of V-K-H syndrome as well as the histopathologic feature.
Hair ; Uveitis

We performed standard pars plana vitrectomies in 17 eyes with uveitis which were complicated with vitreous opacities. Postoperatively, visual acuity was improved in 11 eyes(64.7%),maintained in4 eyes(23.5%) and decreased in 2 eyes (11.8%). Four weeks after vitrectomy, inflammatory cells were rarely noticed in the anterior vitreous of all eyes. We suggest that early surgical approach is of value for visual improvement in the management of uvitis eyes with vitreous opacity.
Uveitis ; Uveitis, Intermediate* ; Visual Acuity ; Vitrectomy*

Optic disc neovascularization is known to occur in occlusive vascular diseases or chronic posterior inflammatory conditions. It has been recently reported to occur in chronic anterior uveitis. The authors treated a patient with optic disc neovascularization associated with chronic anterior uveitis with topical and systemic steroid administration. The authors present our experience of optic disc neovascularization in chronic anterior uveitis with a brief review of the literatures related to this disease.
Humans ; Uveitis ; Uveitis, Anterior* ; Vascular Diseases

No abstract available.
Rheumatic Diseases ; Uveitis

The author has recently experienced a case of subretinal cysticercosis(OS) which simulated subretinal tumor such as choridal melanoma. In close observation, subretinal cysticercosis was found that it had a characteristic heaving and undulatory morements. Any ocular complication such as uveitis was not found. This case was not associated with other systemic lesion. Subretinal cysticercosis was removed surgically but prognosis for vision was expected to be or because it involved macular region.
Cysticercosis* ; Melanoma ; Prognosis ; Uveitis

No abstract available.
Cranial Nerve Diseases ; Uveitis*

17 cases of luxation and subluxation of the lens due to the acute uveitis received an operation for removal of lens and implantation of the artificial lens in the posterior chamber and fixation of it in the sclera during 1993-1997. The monitoring duration was 3 years. The results of anatomy and tolerance were good. The rate of patients with vision improvement after 3 years of operation was 100% in which 57.14% of patient had vision ability of 0.1-0.6. This depended mainly on the treatment of visual insufficiency after operation.
Lens Implantation, Intraocular ; uveitis