This book investigates the current understanding and future directions of uveitis research at the turn of the millennium. It compiles the latest findings and clinical insights presented at the 5th International Symposium on Uveitis, offering a comprehensive overview of the disease's complexities. The proceedings cover a range of topics including diagnostic advancements, therapeutic strategies, and the underlying pathophysiology of various uveitic conditions. The collection aims to serve as a vital resource for ophthalmologists and researchers dedicated to combating this challenging group of eye diseases.

This volume represents a significant compilation of contemporary knowledge on uveitis, reflecting the state of research and clinical practice at the beginning of the 21st century. As a collection of symposium proceedings, it offers a broad yet detailed look at the multifaceted nature of uveitis, drawing on expertise from international specialists. The content is expected to be highly technical, catering to a professional audience of ophthalmologists and researchers seeking in-depth information on diagnostic and therapeutic advancements. The book serves as a valuable snapshot of the field's progress and challenges.