Vitreous floaters are seen in
Conjunctivitis
Keratitis
Anterior Scleritis
Posterior uveitis
Choroiditis refers to inflammation of the choroid which in most cases also involves the adjacent retina resulting in chorioretinitis. clinical features: -Painless visual symptoms like photopsia -Vitreous Floaters : black spots in front of the eyes - represent the vitreous inflammation - opacities that cast shadows on the retina - can be seen in any condition associated with vitritis - intermediate or posterior uveitis -Micropsia or macropsia -Positive scotoma Fundus examination reveals vitreous opacities with active healed stage of retinitis. Treated by systemic steroids
Uveitis