Conclusion Posterior scleritis can present as a mass in the choroid mimicking amelanotic melanoma with inconclusive signs on B-scan. Clinicians should be alert to the circumstances in which ...

"This is the most feared form of scleritis because it can lead to blindness," said Schwartzman. Posterior scleritis can be either nodular or non-nodular, localized or diffuse.

Both anterior and posterior scleritis tend to cause eye pain that can feel like a deep, severe ache. You also might feel tenderness in your eye, along with pain that goes from your eye to your jaw ...

The new algorithms for anterior segment OCT imaging indicate that there are two forms of nodular scleritis: one in which the collagen fibres are simply separated as in the nonnecrotizing forms of ...

Understanding the difference between scleritis and episcleritis is critical to minimizing eye pain and, potentially, preserving a patient’s vision, according to a presenter at the 2021 Congress ...

Summary and Introduction The term scleritis describes a chronic inflammation that involves the outermost coat and skeleton of the eye. Disease can be isolated to the eye, but in up to half of ...

Three large series, which each included over 150 individuals with the disease, suggest approximately 25-50% of patients with scleritis have a systemic disease that is presumably causally related ...