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From: Topiramate induced bilateral hypopyon uveitis and choroidal detachment: a report of two cases and review of literature

Fig. 2

A & B Colour slit lamp photograph of the right and left eye showing corneal stromal edema with shallow anterior chamber (white arrow). C & D Ultrasound B scan of the right and left eye showing choroidal detachments in all four quadrants (arrowhead) (S: superior; I: inferior; N: Nasal; T: Temporal). The corneal edema resolved after stopping topiramate and starting the patient on topical and systemic steroids. E & F Colour slit lamp photograph of the right and left eye showing clear cornea and regressed anterior chamber inflammation at 1 month of follow up. G Ultrasound B scan of the right showing resolved choroidal detachments in all quadrants. H Ultrasound B scan of left eye showing resolving choroidal detachment. The visual acuity improved to a snellens equivalent of 20/50 in the right eye and 20/40 in the left eye

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