Anterior scleritis is classified as diffuse or nodular, depending upon the clinical presentation. In 1976, Watson and colleagues described about 29% of anterior News News ...

Anterior scleritis also may make the white of your eye look red, and you may see small bumps there. With posterior scleritis, you can’t usually see these kinds of issues because they’re on ...

Bilateral anterior scleritis was diagnosed, which failed to respond to oral nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, oral and pulsed intravenous corticosteroids, intravenous cyclophosphamide ...

Nodular scleritis presents with acute nodular elevation of the sclera with inflammation. We used high-speed anterior segment optical coherence tomography of 1310 nm wavelength for evaluation of ...

Uveitis specialists and rheumatologists differ significantly in their most-selected first-choice treatment option for patients with anterior scleritis, according to new findings from a survey by ...

We saw the patient a week later and diagnosed drug-induced anterior uveitis with scleritis from the pamidronate infusion. Her intraocular inflammation resolved after starting oral corticosteroids with ...

Commonly used term for necrotizing anterior scleritis that occurs without inflammation (i.e. pain and redness). A rheumatoid nodule in the sclera is the usual cause.

Examination revealed bilateral diffuse anterior scleritis with quiet anterior chambers (Figure 1a and b) and bilateral disc swelling (Figure 1c and d).

A 37-year-old man presented with arthralgias, rash, calf pain, and redness in both eyes. The C-reactive protein level was elevated, and the erythrocyte sedimentation rate was prolonged.

The evaluation of a patient for suspected scleritis should take into account that the sclera is three-dimensional and that only the anterior sclera is visible.