Long-Term Follow Up of Presumed Trematode Induced Granulomatous Intermediate Uveitis: Predictors for Failure of Medical Treatment

Key Points

• This study aims to identify factors influencing the effectiveness of medical treatment for patients with presumed trematode induced granulomatous intermediate uveitis.
• Long-term follow-up analysis of patients diagnosed with presumed trematode induced granulomatous intermediate uveitis
• Assessment of presenting vision and degree of vitreous inflammation
• Comparison of responses to surgical intervention versus medical therapy
• Patients with lower presenting vision and higher vitreous inflammation levels have poorer outcomes with medical therapy
• Surgical intervention shows better response in cases with severe inflammation compared to medical management.