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Diagnostics of virus‐induced anterior uveitis

Purpose Virally induced anterior uveitis, accounting for more than 10 % of cases, is the most common form of infectious anterior uveitis. A distinction between the various possible infectious agents is important for therapy and prognosis, but frequently not possible basing only on history and clinical grounds only. In these cases, a laboratory confirmation of the clinically presumed diagnosis is of interest.