Treatment of Posterior Uveitis with Confirmed Tuberculous Etiology

This protocol addresses posterior uveitis in the specific context of a confirmed tuberculous cause. Establishing the etiology determines the required clinical pathway and the involvement of appropriate specialists.

Clinical Scenario

Tubercular posterior uveitis with confirmed tuberculous etiology. Once a tuberculous cause is confirmed, initiation of anti-tuberculous therapy (ATT) under the care of an internist is imperative.

Treatment Approach

In addition to addressing the underlying infection, surgical intervention may be relevant in certain clinical circumstances. The full protocol details the complete management algorithm.

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References

DOI: 10.4103/0301-4738.58470

It is imperative that anti-tuberculous therapy (ATT) be initiated under care of an internist once tuberculous etiology is confirmed.

Surgery is an option mainly for complications.

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