Evaluation of Subfoveal Choroidal Thikness in Patients with Posterior Uveitis

Background: Inflammation of the retina, choroid, and nearby tissues such vitreous, optic nerve head, retinal arteries may all occur in posterior uveitis. Aim objectives: This study's primary objective was to use OCT with improved depth focus find changes subfoveal choroidal thickness Subjects methods: Thirty patients uveitis who were visiting ophthalmology departments Al-Azhar University Hospitals Kobry El-Qobba Military Specialized Eye Hospital Cairo, Egypt, subjects this prospective research. The trial lasted between six twelve months. Results: as regard main fundus distribution among studied patients; most prevalent finding Chorioretinitis (56.7%) while choroiditis found 53.3% retinitis 30.0%. Also SFCT significantly higher than control eyes. Conclusion: An increase SCFT be a sign subclinical inflammation retina choroid that is occurring during quiescent period.