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. 2007 May 23;91(12):1610–1612. doi: 10.1136/bjo.2007.123174

Table 1 Inflammatory ocular hypertension syndrome in patients with uveitis and positive syphilis serology.

Case/age/sex/race Visual acuity Eye involved Clinical features of the uveitis IOP Serology
(mm Hg)
1/55/M/latino OD 20/50 OD Mild, chronic, anterior, granulomatous uveitis with large keratic precipitates and scattered posterior synechiae OD: 51 +FTA‐ABS
OS 20/20 +RPR
2/58/F/black OD 20/200 OD Severe acute, anterior non‐granulomatous uveitis OD: 31 +FTA‐ABS
OS 20/20 +VDRL
3/40/M/black OD 20/20 OD Mild, acute, anterior, granulomatous uveitis with large keratic OD: 30 +FTA‐ABS
OS 20/20 precipitates and scattered Koeppe nodules +RPR
4/79/M/white OD 20/70 Both OD: Moderate, acute, anterior non‐granulomatous uveitis OD: 50 +FTA‐ABS
OS 20/100 OS: Mild, acute, anterior, non‐granulomatous uveitis with scattered posterior synechiae OS: 34
5/42/M/Indian OD 20/20 OS Mild, recurrent, anterior, non‐granulomatous uveitis. OS: 34 +FTA‐ABS
OS 20/80
6/61/M/Japanese OD 20/200 OD Mild, recurrent, anterior non‐granulomatous uveitis. Cataract OD OD: 34 +FTA‐ABS
OS 20/20
7/45/F/white OD 20/25 OS Moderate, acute, anterior granulomatous uveitis with large keratic precipitates and scattered Koeppe nodules OS: 23 +FTA‐ABS
OS 20/25

F, female; FTA‐ABS, fluorescent treponomal antibody absorbed; M, male; OD, right eye; OS, left eye; RPR, rapid plasma reagin; VDRL, Venereal Disease Research Laboratory.