3rd April 2024
Anterior Uveitis — Back to basics
We’ve likely all been in this situation. A patient calls the office pleading to be seen, claiming an inordinate amount of pain in one eye. After working them into your schedule, they arrive 20 minutes early wearing oversized dark sunglasses in the waiting room. They can’t fathom opening their eye for the technician’s tests. When you enter the exam room, all light sources are off. You examine the anterior chamber using the smallest, faintest parallelepiped possible and discover little white cells merrily floating about.
ODNews
Spring 2024
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