Dealing with the complications of uveitis

Abstract The most frequent complications of uveitis are cataract, glaucoma and uveitic macular edema. The successful management of cataract requires uveitis remission for at least 3 months before surgery and perioperative intensification of anti‐inflammatory medication in order to prevent uveitis recurrences. Intraocular strategy is also important for the final. outcome. Uveitic glaucoma management comprises medical and surgical treatment, considering that about 30% of cases. will need invasive methods. Uveitic macular edema is commonly seen in intermediate, posterior or panuveitis. The base of treatment are corticosteroids and also dealing with the underlying cause of edema. The role of immunosuppressives and biological agents is very important too.