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Approach to the Laboratory, Imaging, and Molecular Work-up for Uveitis

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The work-up and diagnosis of uveitic diseases can be a challenge. Evolving nomenclature and classifications as well as a limited understanding of the utility and limitations of diagnostic tests may lead to confusion, unnecessary testing, and inaccurate or delayed diagnosis. In this chapter, we hope to clarify the goals of diagnosis and present a systematic approach for the diagnostic work-up in patients with uveitis. In order to appropriately discuss this work-up, we will briefly review current nomenclature, emphasize the importance of history, present a few important discriminating exam findings, and highlight the utilization of an anatomic classification system. In addition, we will highlight the utility, indications, and complementary role of laboratory, radiographic, and molecular testing. With this review, we hope to remove some of the uncertainty that comes when approaching these often complicated patients.

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Hansen, B.A., Soukiasian, S.H. (2017). Approach to the Laboratory, Imaging, and Molecular Work-up for Uveitis. In: Papaliodis, G. (eds) Uveitis. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-09126-6_2

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