Figure 1.

(a) Image showing ciliary congestion, granulomatous KPs, temporal iridocorneal touch, fibrinous membrane in pupillary area, 360-degree posterior synechiae, and complicated cataract. (b) Image showing presence of angle KPs. Presence of granulomatous uveitis with angle KPs and good response to steroids initially misled to the diagnosis of noninfectious etiology [sarcoidosis]. (c) Postoperative image showing corneal edema, white KPs, exudates on endothelium, and aphakia. (d) Image showing full thickness corneal infiltrate.