UVEITIS SERIES Classification, Types and Pathology of Uveitis

UVEITIS SERIES: Classification, Types and Pathology of Uveitis
The Uveitis series is a comprehensive series covering 360-degree aspects of Uvietis. The introductory video talks about the pathology, classification, and types of Uveitis. The SUN group classified uveitis as anterior, Intermediate, posterior and Pan uveitis. It further classifies uveitis based on onset, duration and course. This video classifies all these concepts. The woods classification of uveitis into granulomatous and non granulomatous uveitis.
The duke elder classifies uvietis into idiopathic, inflammatotry, traumatic, neoplastic and infective uveitis
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[@heisenberg1786]

Underrated Chanel.......amazing lecture

[@ooxxooxoxxx8053]

Fantastic series! Thank you!

[@hafeezrehman3489]

Very nice

[@ophthojooeileyecirclehisha4917]

Thanks so much

[@nithinthenkara834]

Thank u madam

[@syarafinamalek2668]

Nice

[@dhwanimehta3640]

Mam can you please make videos about various types of posterior uveitis? Thank you.

[@deepaksehrawat2808]

Can we get written notes of these videos somehow..?

[@VimalJosephThuruthel]

Thank you Ma'am 😊

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Most welcome 😊

[@student181019]

You are amazing ❤️ Could you please make also a video about intermediar and posterior uveitis ? Thank you very much

[@LunaticX900]

Mam, please do mention in the description which book you use for content in all of your videos so we can do further reading.

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Parsons, kanski, Ryan's retina

[@LunaticX900]

@@InsightOphthalmology Thankyou

[@anatomyatease7028]

Super madam🎉 nice lectures😊

[@nawazishkhan5831]

Kindly explain SUN grading of uveitis, thanks

[@InsightOphthalmology]

In video on anterior uvietis

[@rohitkpal]

Pls make a detailed video of conjunctivitis in hindi

[@diana95187]

Hello!I have a question:why in Fuchs Uveitis the Kps remains white-greysh in colour and doesn’t pigmented like in the other types of uveitis.

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Probably it's the amount of inflammation... Which is less in fuchs.. And hence the kps are non pigmented

[@diana95187]

@@InsightOphthalmology thank you!🙏🏻

[@TheSingingSingh874]

Very nice