"panuveitis (entire uveal tract): sarcoidosis, Lyme borreliosis, tuberculosis, and syphilis."
"T1: "
"T2:"
"FLAIR: very sensitive to altered vitreous signal (hyperintense)"
"T1 C+: marked enhancement of the affected uveal tract (compare to unaffected side if unilateral), usually smooth but can be nodular (uncommon and needs careful assessment to distinguish from tumour)"
"DWI/ADC: abnormal restricted diffusion is usually not a feature, however, occasionally may see abnormal restricted diffusion of the uvea and subretinal effusions"
"Uveitis refers to inflammation of the uveal tract, which may be idiopathic, infective or inflammatory 1. It is a sight threatening condition that requires urgent ophthalmologist review."
"Non-infectious inflammatory causes are primarily treated with corticosteroids (topical, intraocular or intravenous) 1. Immunosuppression may be required in severe or refractory cases 1."
"If infectious, appropriate antibiotic, antiviral or antifungal therapy is needed."
"anterior (anterior chamber): idiopathic or non-infective inflammatory disease (e.g. sarcoidosis)"