I am seeking expert opinions on underlying etiology for bilateral uveitis.
A five-year old boy was diagnosed as bilateral uveitis with posterior synechia.
Before oral administration of Medrol and cyclosporine (CsA), ANA was positive, RF was negative, CSR was negative, and no swollen joint has been found by a pediatric rheumatologist.
After three months of Medrol and CsA, further lab tests including anti-ccp antibody were conducted, the anit-ccp antibody test is slightly higher than the reference value, i.e., slightly positive (however, I have no idea how the Medrol and CsA have changed the anti-ccp antibody titre).
Here is my question: does the above information including ccp positive and ocular manifestations predict early JIA (JRA) diagnosis?