There are many forms of choroiditis given by writers according to the
clinical picture and the pathology.
=Symptoms.=—No pain is experienced unless there are complications.
Vision is altered in some degree. The use of the ophthalmoscope may
reveal opacities in the vitreous. Pigmentation spots and exudation may
be noted in the fundus. In disseminated choroiditis spots of exudate
appear in the fundus which go on to atrophy, leaving irregular circular
light patches.
=Treatment.=—In all forms of choroiditis careful diagnosis of
constitutional conditions should be made and treatment given according
to indications.
Nasopharynx and orbital treatment as outlined under manipulation for
diseases of the eye should be given.
Rest and protect the eyes. Secure free elimination.