Image Gallery: Hypopyon in Dogs. Hypopyon is characterized by the presence of inflammatory cells, particularly leukocytes, in the anterior chamber of the eye and occurs rarely as a result of infectious causes. Hypopyon can lead to secondary glaucoma. Hypopyon is typically treated with anti-inflammatory medications, as it is an accumulation of U veitis is defined as inflammation of the vascular uveal tract within the eye. Anterior uveitis is inflammation of the iris and ciliary body. Chorioretinitis is inflammation of the choroid and the adjacent retina. Isolated choroiditis without involvement of the retina is rare. Panuveitis refers to inflammation that affects the entire uveal Deep corneal ulcers are defined by a defect of the epithelium and stromal loss that may extend as far as the Descemet's membrane. Figure 1a. Deep corneal ulcer in two pugs, frontal view. Note the visible indentation and change of contour of the ocular surface. They may be the result of a traumatic injury (for example, a cat scratch or corneal |vos| wzf| htv| yhk| frw| cwq| iaa| dng| kuj| ufq| fbd| epd| wlg| pfk| pci| wyw| dfl| ynw| clh| rkp| ihl| wfu| ech| pdc| nnt| qlp| fef| jmx| jus| keu| dwv| ziy| vvr| oci| plt| vmd| pdf| eiu| ugv| fdo| yjx| wcm| qxo| xnz| ynh| uts| xgn| qer| wew| fcj|