1. First Presentation – OCT OS

2. First Presentation- Diagnostic October 2010
chest X-Ray for ruling out sarcoidosis and tuberculosis: negative
Syphilis and borrelia serology: negative
Interferon Gamma Release Assay: negative
beta-2-microglobuline in urine (increased) and serum (negative)

3. Diagnosis TINU Syndrome based on: ocular and general history (ARF)
clinical findings (bilaterality)
increased beta-2-microglobuline in urine (in serum: negative)

4. First Presentation - October 2010 Therapy
prednisolon topical 5x/d
scopolamine topical 1x/d
prednisolon oral 1mg/kg/d (80mg/d)

5. Follow up – After 1 Month August 2010
VA: OD/OS 20/20
OD/OS no anterior chamber cells
OD/OS dry macula
Therapy: scopolamine topical 1x/d, reduction of topical (1 drop less every 3 days) and systemic prednisolone (60mg/kg)

6. Follow Up – After 1 Month – OCT OD

7. Follow Up – After 1 Month – OCT OS

8. Follow up – After 2 Months September 2010
VA: OD/OS 20/20
OD/OS no anterior chamber cells
OD/OS no vitreous cells, dry macula
Therapy: reduction of systemic prednisolone (20mg/d)