Table 2.

Summary of all reported uveitis cases associated with autoimmune hepatitis in the literature

Author name	Gender	Age	Clinical features	Complications	Treatment
Kamal et al.[7]	Female	33	Unilateral panuveitis Persistent	N/A	Topical steroid Oral prednisolone Azathioprine
	Female	39	Unilateral panuveitisPersistent	N/A	Topical steroid Ursodeoxycholic acid
Romanell et al.[8]	Male	38	Unilateral anterior uveitis	Corneal stromal scar	Topical steroid Oral prednisolone
Lim et al.[9]	Female	31	Bilateral sudden anterior uveitis Persistent	Glaucoma	Topical steroid Oral prednisolone Azathioprine
	Female	34	Bilateral sudden anterior uveitis Persistent	Cataract Posterior synechiae Cystoid macular edema Epiretinal membrane hypotony	Topical steroid Oral prednisolone Azathioprine
	Male	65	Bilateral gradual intermediate uveitis Persistent	Cataract	Topical steroid Oral prednisolone Azathioprine
	Female	18	Bilateral gradual panuveitis Persistent	Cataract Posterior synechiae Glaucoma Cystoid macular edema	Topical steroid Oral prednisolone Azathioprine Mycophenolate mofetil Cyclophosphamide Chlorambucil
	Male	8	Bilateral gradual panuveitis Persistent	Cataract Glaucoma Peripheral anterior synechiae Hypotony Band keratopathy Phthisis bulbi	Topical steroid Oral prednisolone Cyclosporine
	Male	67	Bilateral gradual panuveitis Persistent	Cystoid macular edema	Topical steroid Oral prednisolone Azathioprine
	Female	40	Bilateral sudden anterior uveitis Persistent	Cataract Posterior synechiae	Topical steroid Oral prednisolone Azathioprine
Kim et al.[10]	Female	50	Unilateral sudden anterior uveitis Started in the right then involved the left eye	N/A	Topical steroid Ursodeoxycholic acid

N/A: Not applicable