“…In the early stages, the anterior chamber may be shallow [ 138 ] because of ciliary edema, serous detachment of the ciliary body [ 96 ], and forward displacement of the lens-iris diaphragm. These fi ndings may cause a rise of the intraocular pressure (IOP) and acute angle closure glaucoma [ 139 ]. Harada's disease represents the condition in which posterior uveitis, serous retinal detachment, and cerebrospinal fl uid (CSF) pleocytosis are the only manifestations of VKH disease, while the Vogt-Koyanagi disease represents the form associated with bilateral iridocyclitis, vitiligo, poliosis, and auditory problems.…”