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Published	08/28/2024	Signs of internal inflammation include {{c1::photophobia}}
Published	08/28/2024	Episcleritis is differentiated from conjunctivitis using {{c1::phenylephrine}}
Published	08/28/2024	{{c1::Keratic precipitates}} are spots of debris found on the inside of the cornea that occur from anterior chamber inflammation
Published	08/28/2024	Dilating drops are used in iritis, as we know, to rerduce pain and immobilize the iris. Another benefit from dilating drops in this situation is {{c1:…
Published	08/28/2024	Intraocular "flare" is an indication of {{c1::protein}}
Published	08/28/2024	Uveitis can cause an increase in intraocular pressure because of {{c1::1. Trabeculitis: inflammation of the trabecular meshwork 2. Trabecula…
Published	08/28/2024	What is the effect of uveitis on pupils?{{c1::Constriction: prolly due to inflammation/synechiae }}
Published	08/28/2024	Methotrexate axerts its anti-inflammatory effects through {{c1::the extracellular release of adenosine}}
Published	08/28/2024	The main antimetabolite medications used for uveitis are {{c1::methotrexate, mycophenolate mofetil, and azathioprione}}. The main T-cell inhibititing …
Published	08/28/2024	HLA Association of birdshot retinochoroidopathy is {{c1::HLA-A29}}
Published	08/28/2024	There are many ways in which we can categorize the types of uveitis. The Standardization of Uveitis Nomenclature (SUN) Working Group developed a syste…
Published	08/28/2024	The 4 anatomical classifications of uveitis are{{c1::1. Anterior 2. Posterior3. Intermediate4. Panuveitis}}
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