Sympathetic Ophthalmia: A Case Report
Abstract
Sympathetic ophthalmitis(SO) is a rare,bilateral granulomatous uveitis of unknown etiology,90% occurring within one year after perforating eye injury or ocular surgical procedure. Early diagnosis and appropriate management helps in controlling the inflammation and to retain useful vision. This case is presented for its rarity and our case demonstrates that a delayed onset of SO may also occur after initial trauma.
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