ABSTRACT
The aim of this study was to correlate the occurrence of Posner Schlossman syndrome in cases of mild cyclitis with the anatomical configuration of the angle of the anterior chamber. Six cases of Posner Schlossman syndrome were studied. The anatomic configuration of the angle of the anterior chamber on one side and the duration of the attack with the recurrence rate on the other side were analyzed. A relatively wide ciliary band in the angle of the anterior chamber was present in four cases with Posner Schlossman syndrome. Also the attacks were more frequent in patients with wide ciliary band than in those with a normal ciliary band. We found a correlation between the presence of wide ciliary band in the angle of the anterior chamber and the increased frequency of attack in four out of six patients with Posner Schlossman syndrome