This may occur in any case of retinitis or choroiditis. It is especially
common in recurrent ophthalmia in horses. It may also occur through the
dragging by contracting inflammatory products in organization.
Spontaneous recoveries have taken place through reabsorption, and
attempts have been made by the injection of iodide lotion to hasten
this, or more safely by rest and diaphoresis. Puncture and aspiration
have also been tried with most varied results. As a rule in the lower
animals the treatment of the inflammation, with rest, a pressure
bandage, and pilocarpin will be indicated.