ABSTRACT
Uveitis incorporates innumerable conditions, all of which are characterized by inflammation of the uveal tract. Study of etiological factors in uveitis in the population often give important disease‑specific indications and changing pattern in subsequent studies are important to know further newer occurrences of various disease prevalence. Awareness of regional variation in disease configuration is essential to develop a region specific list of differential diagnoses and also for comparison with different sub‑population of the country and the world. We report the changing pattern of uveitis in a tertiary institute in the Northeast India and found that tubercular uveitis had increased in hospital‑based study.
ABSTRACT
Retinoblastoma, the most common primary malignant intraocular tumor of childhood is a great success story in pediatric and ocular oncology. Pathology of retinoblastoma is important to guide the treatment modalities. Diff erentiated retinoblastoma is commonly seen in younger age group. Since a hundred years, we have been observing two typical true rose es in retinoblastoma in the form of Flexner-Wintersteiner (FW) and Homer Wright (HW) rose es and in many occasions pseudorose es have been documented. In the present case report, a third new type of rose e was identifi ed in a diff erentiated retinoblastoma which had an unusual anterior segment involvement.