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Discussion in 'Young Ophthalmologists' started by DrFeelgoodMD, Jul 26, 2006.

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  1. DrFeelgoodMD

    DrFeelgoodMD below is a TRUE avatar...

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    What are some of the most common reasons that inflammatory cells can show up in the vitreous??

    I'm thinking pars planitis, but there are probably other reasons...

    Thanks,

    J
     
    #1 DrFeelgoodMD, Jul 26, 2006
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    Pigmented cells: in anterior and/or posterior vitreous= retinal tear +/- RD
    white cells: anterior vitreous= spillover from A/C inflammation, any intermediate and/or posterior uveitis.


     
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