Iridocyclitis is a very common ocular disorder and it represents a unilateral red eye. Iridocyclitis can be granulomatous or non-granulomatous. Anatomical classification as Ant uveitis Post uveitis Intermediate uveitis Panuveitis Now let see go to the clinical presentation if One has a unilateral red eye Ciliary flush mutton fat kp on back of cornea irregular pupil due to post synechia.
In this situation, it looks like the granulomatous type of uveitis so treat and investigate on Granulomatous pattern Mild ciliary flush with no kp but aqueous flare 1 or 2 cells in a c no apeciable post synekia we have to work on the lines of non-granulomatous uveitis The unilateral red eye may or may not be flare or cells in a c no post synekia could be mild uveitis due to bacterial allergy. However, we get cases of uveitis second to ankylosing spondylitis or gout. Share your views.
