FIGURE 5. Histoplasmosis causing uveitis in a cat. (A) Eye at initial presentation with episcleral blood vessel injection, rubeosis irides, localized peripheral iris swelling dorsolaterally, and a fibrin clot in the anterior chamber obscuring the miotic pupil. (B) Eight days after initiation of treatment for uveitis and histoplasmosis, episcleral injection and iris changes are reduced; fibrin is resolved. (C) Six months after initial diagnosis, uveitis recurred because the clients prematurely stopped fluconazole treatment 2 to 3 months prior. Note dorsal and dorsolateral iris swelling, rubeosis irides, dyscoria due to posterior synechia dorsolaterally, and a central fibrin clot adhered to the lens.
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