Intermediate uveitis occurs when the primary focus of inflammation is the vitreous, whereas in posterior uveitis it is the retina or choroids. [1, 2] There are infective and noninfective causes.

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In the US, patients diagnosed with noninfectious uveitis (NIU) are higher in number than infectious uveitis (IU). In 2022, ...

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Intermediate uveitis, meanwhile, affects the vitreous — a gel like structure behind the iris and in the middle part of the eye.

Though the trial was stopped early, 37.5% of patients with active noninfectious intermediate uveitis, posterior uveitis, or panuveitis who received filgotinib experienced treatment failure by week ...

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It is a rare disease and intermediate uveitis in particular is often associated with a long course of the disease and the need for immunosuppressive therapy," says Dr. Maximilian Wintergerst from ...

Intermediate uveitis affects the vitreous and the retina at the back of the eye, and it's often associated with systemic diseases such as sarcoidosis or multiple sclerosis.