Table 2.

Clinical characteristics of control uveitis patients.

Patient	Age/ sex	Duration (year)	Diagnosis	Ocular clinical findings
1	44/M	8	Primary retinal vasculitis	Vascular sheathing, Retinal haemorrhages, Sclerotic vessels and capillary dropout.
2	34/M	3	Anterior uveitis	Anterior chamber cells and flare
3	45/F	4	Primary retinal vasculitis	Vascular sheathing, Retinal haemorrhages, Neovascularization and capillary dropout.
4	22/F	5	Intermediate uveitis	Vitreous cells and opacities, CME
5	24/M	2	Anterior uveitis	Anterior chamber cells and flare
6	56/F	12	Primary retinal vasculitis	Vascular sheathing, Retinal haemorrhages, Scleroticvessels and capillary dropout.
7	62/M	8	Primary retinal vasculitis	Vascular sheathing, Retinal haemorrhages, Sclerotic vessels and capillary dropout.
8	38/F	10	Intermediate uveitis	Vitreous cells and opacities, Vascular sheathing, CME
9	62/M	5	Sarcoidosis	Anterior chamber cells, Vitreous cells and opacities
10	49/F	11	sarcoidosis	Anterior chamber cells, Vitreous cells and opacities
11	38/F	3	Panuveitis	Anterior chamber cells and flare, Vitreous cells, Retinal vascular sheathing, CME
12	66/M	4	Sarcoidosis	Vitreous cells and opacities, Retinochoroiditis
13	29/M	5	Birdshot retinochoroidopathy	Vitritis, Retinal vasculitis, Chorioretinal lesions
14	50/M	14	Chronic panuveitis	Retinochoroidal scarring, sclerosed vessels, cystoid macular oedema, Multifocal choroiditis
15	35/M	8	Chronic granulomatous panuveitis
16	57/F	7	Chronic granulomatous panuveitis	Retinal vasculitis, sclerosed vessels, chorioretinal scars
17	45/F	4	Birdshot retinochoroidopathy	Retinal vasculitis, chorioretinal lesions
18	56/F	5	Chronic panuveitis	Multifocal chorioretinal lesions

CME, cystoid macular oedema.