Snowball opacities are seen in -: (A) Acute anterior uveitis, (B) Posterior uveitis, (C) Pars planitis, (D) None
Answer is C. Snowball or cotton ball opacities (Ant&;s eggs) refers to typical exudates present near the ora serrata on the inferior quadrant. It is the posterior segment sign in pars plannitis (intermediate uveitis).