Monocular posterior scleritis presenting as acute conjunctivitis: A case report

Figure 1 Color fundus imaging, B-scan ultrasonography and ultrasound biomicroscopy for the right eye before treatment. A: Fundus photography revealed retinal folds around the optic disk in the right eye; B: B-scan ultrasonography revealed increased scleral thickening (orange arrows); C: Ultrasound biomicroscopy revealed edema and detachment of the ciliary body (orange arrows).

Figure 2 Optical coherence tomography for the right eye before and after treatment.  A: The optical coherence tomography showed the neuroepithelial layer as raised and wrinkled, with fluid underneath it, above the temporal part of the optic disc; B: The subretinal fluid around the optic disc had been gradually absorbed during the 2-wk treatment period; C: The subretinal fluid had been completely absorbed during the complete 2-mo treatment period.