Inverse Hypopyon is seen in:: (A) Fungal Endophthalmitis, (B) Bacterial Endophthalmitis, (C) Post vitreoretinal surgery with silicon oil, (D) Anterior uveitis
Answer is C. Inverse hypopyon is seen because of silicon oil in anterior chamber. Hypopyon : Dense infiltrate of cells/ infective organisms/ paiculate in the anterior chamber Types: Inverse hypopyon- Silicon oil in AC Mobile hypopyon- Behcets Disease Infected hypopyon- Fungal corneal ulcer Inverse Hypopyon