Vitreous floaters are seen in: (A) Conjunctivitis, (B) Keratitis, (C) Anterior Scleritis, (D) Posterior uveitis
Answer is D. Choroiditis refers to inflammation of the choroid which in most cases also involves the adjacent retina resulting in chorioretinitis. clinical features: -Painless visual symptoms like photopsia -Vitreous Floaters : black spots in front of the eyes - represent the vitreous inflammation - opacities that cast shadows on the retina - can be seen in any condition associated with vitritis - intermediate or posterior uveitis -Micropsia or macropsia -Positive scotoma Fundus examination reveals vitreous opacities with active healed stage of retinitis. Treated by systemic steroids