Vitritis
A 68-year-old woman came for a routine assessment following her successful cataract extraction. Her right cataract extraction was carried out four weeks ago and the left eight weeks ago. She stopped using eye drops three weeks ago and her previous ophthalmic history involved bilateral laser treatment for diabetic retinopathy, which was instigated following referral by the author the previous year. She was on insulin and metformin for her diabetes, aspirin and sotolol for heart fibrillation. Her only complaint was poor vision in the right eye with increased floaters.
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