Bilateral suprachoroidal cidosporine implant in a horse with equine recurrent uveitis

摘要

Equine recurrent uveitis (ERU) is the most common disease resulting in blindness in horses. Recurrent episodes of intraocular inflammation (uveitis) despite medical intervention are the hallmark of this disease. Clinical signs of uveitis, such as ocular pain, conjunctival and episcleral hyperaemia, miosis, aqueous flare (Tyndall effect), hyphaema, hypopyon, vitreal infiltrates, chorioretinitis and papilhtis, have been described in ERU patients.