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Secondary acute anterior uveitis with hyphema in a purpose-bred kitten
Melanie S Sorrell1, Karen H Taylor, Richard E Fish
1Department of Clinical Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, USA. Melanie_Sorrell@ncsu.edu
Abstract:
The sudden onset of unilateral blepharospasm and hyphema, without evidence of corneal damage, initiated a thorough diagnostic work-up of an 11-wk-old purpose-bred intact male domestic shorthair kitten. Secondary acute anterior uveitis and hyphema were most likely due to trauma within the primary enclosure.
