DR.GAYATRI RAVULAPARTHI

DR.DR. BHAVAGNA BANDLA

Abstract

Sarcoidosis is a leading cause of ocular inflammation. It can present with varied clinical features from anterior to

posterior segment. Uveitis is the most common form of presentation with predominance to panuveitis. We present

a case series of primary ocular sarcoidosis and various ocular presentations. Our case series shows involvement of

anterior uveitis progressing to panuveitis, choroidal granulomas presenting with panuveitis. All these patients who

eventually tested positive for pulmonary sarcoid and received early systemic management. We like to stress on the

importance of a keen eye to pick up the varied clinical features in ocular presentations to help in early & apt

management with ocular and systemic modalities & prevent vision loss. A multidisciplinary approach is a must

with thorough systemic evaluation. Sarcoidosis must be the first in the differential diagnosis in patients presenting with uveitis with simultaneous involvement of more than one anatomical site in the eye.