Cyclitis

Cyclitis is an intraocular inflammatory condition localized to the ciliary body within the uveal tract of the eye It commonly arises from autoimmune diseases, systemic inflammatory disorders, ocular trauma, or infectious etiologies, although many cases remain idiopathic

Cyclitis is an intraocular inflammatory condition localized to the ciliary body within the uveal tract of the eye It commonly arises from autoimmune diseases, systemic inflammatory disorders, ocular trauma, or infectious etiologies, although many cases remain idiopathic

Depending on whether the anterior portion (pars plicata) or posterior portion (pars plana) is predominantly involved, it represents a form of anterior uveitis (anterior cyclitis) or intermediate uveitis (posterior cyclitis or pars planitis) Clinically, cyclitis is characterized by ciliary spasm, deep ocular pain, photophobia, blurred vision, and the extravasation of inflammatory cells and protein flare into the adjacent anterior chamber or anterior vitreous humor

Depending on whether the anterior portion (pars plicata) or posterior portion (pars plana) is predominantly involved, it represents a form of anterior uveitis (anterior cyclitis) or intermediate uveitis (posterior cyclitis or pars planitis)

Depending on whether the anterior portion (pars plicata) or posterior portion (pars plana) is predominantly involved, it represents a form of anterior uveitis (anterior cyclitis) or intermediate uveitis (posterior cyclitis or pars planitis) Clinically, cyclitis is characterized by ciliary spasm, deep ocular pain, photophobia, blurred vision, and the extravasation of inflammatory cells and protein flare into the adjacent anterior chamber or anterior vitreous humor

Clinically, cyclitis is characterized by ciliary spasm, deep ocular pain, photophobia, blurred vision, and the extravasation of inflammatory cells and protein flare into the adjacent anterior chamber or anterior vitreous humor