Pediatric uveitis poses a significant challenge in diagnosis and management. Improve patient prognosis with early recognition and prompt treatment. This Focal Points
Digital issue provides a comprehensive overview of uveitis classification and discusses noninfectious and infectious uveitis entities. Upon completion of this issue, you should be able to:
- List the most common causes of uveitis in children
- Identify the clinical features of specific causes of uveitis and which tests can be helpful in the workup of uveitis in the pediatric age group
- Recognize complications of childhood uveitis
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