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Ciliary body metastasis masquerading as scleritis
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CLINICAL PRESENTATION
A 54-year-old Caucasian male presented to the Cole Eye Institute for a second opinion regarding a diagnosis of iritis. He described 4 months of ongoing redness, pain and photophobia in the right eye. Initially, he was treated with topical prednisolone acetate 1% without improvement. Subsequently, homatropine 5% and combined neomycin, polymixin B and dexamethasone drops were prescribed without any relief. For a month prior to presentation, he had been off all medications and his symptoms had gradually worsened.
He denied any past ocular history …
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