Tubercular chorioretinitis mimicking sarcoidosis in a patient with celiac disease and erythema nodosum: A case report

Figure 1 Clinical ocular manifestations of chronic panuveitis. A: Slit-lamp photograph of the left eye demonstrating diffuse, flat, pigmented keratic precipitates on the corneal endothelium; B: Slit-lamp photograph of the left eye showing a festooned pupil due to broad-based posterior synechiae with a complicated cataract; C: Color fundus photograph of the right eye showing grade I vitritis with healed, hypopigmented chorioretinal patches; D: Color fundus photograph of the left eye showing dense vitritis with obscured fundus details.

Figure 2 Systemic markers and multimodal imaging. A: Clinical photograph of the left shin showing a tender erythematous subcutaneous nodule consistent with erythema nodosum; B: Optical coherence tomography of both eyes showing hyperreflective echoes in the vitreous cavity consistent with vitritis; C: Fundus fluorescein angiography of the right eye showing segmental perivascular leakage in the mid-peripheral retina suggestive of retinal vasculitis.