A 29-year-old woman was referred to Tufts Medical Center for undifferentiated bilateral anterior and intermediate uveitis.
The patient first presented to an outside ophthalmologist with an irregular-appearing pupil and floaters beginning more than a year prior. She was diagnosed with bilateral anterior uveitis. Treatment with topical prednisolone acetate improved the intraocular inflammation, but it would recur immediately following steroid taper. She remained on topical prednisolone twice daily as maintenance therapy.
Overall, she had no notable autoimmune or infectious history. On review of