Table 5.
Domains | Items |
Grade of cells in anterior chamber | Slit-lamp examination (according to SUN criteria) |
Grade of flare in anterior chamber* | Slit-lamp examination for routine clinical practice and prospective trials (according to SUN criteria) Laser flare photometry for prospective trials |
Number of visits with active uveitis | Records of treating physician
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Visual acuity (appropriate test for age) | Best-corrected visual acuity Thresholds: ≤20/50, ≤20/200 and no light perception Estimate contribution of amblyopia, yes/no |
Development of structural complications | Synechiae, yes/no
Ocular hypertension, yes/no (>21 mm Hg) Glaucoma, yes/no Cataract, yes/no Band keratopathy in the central cornea, yes/no Macular oedema by optical coherence tomography, yes/no
|
Quality of life | Childhood Health Assessment Questionnaire Child Health Questionnaire Pediatric Quality of Life Inventory Uveitis-specific quality of life instrument (not yet available for non-English speaking countries) |
Overall uveitis-related disability | Assessment by parents, visual analogue scale Assessment by children, visual analogue scale Assessment by treating ophthalmologist, visual analogue scale Assessment by treating paediatric rheumatologist, visual analogue scale |
Social outcome | School/kindergarten absence |
Anti-inflammatory medication* | Reduction of corticosteroid dose—topical dose—systemic dose |
Surgery* | Yes/no |
Biomarkers | Research tools (not currently available |
*Not an outcome measure, but should be documented.
SUN, Standardization of Uveitis Nomenclature.