Anna Brouwer

135 6 JIA uveitis: a typical anterior uveitis, but the retinal function can be affected the primary site of inflammation in this form of uveitis is in the anterior part of the eye. Further research is needed to evaluate if there is, similar to other forms of uveitis, an associations between the activity of uveitis and ERG abnormalities in JIA uveitis. If such an association is found, ERG abnormalities could warrant an intensifying of treatment in JIA uveitis in order to prevent a permanent loss of retinal function. Acknowledgements We would like to thank all patients and M.M. van Genderen electrophysiological advise. The authors were supported by the following foundations: Dr. F.P Fischer Stichting, and Bartiméus Fonds that contributed through UitZicht (the Netherlands). The funding organizations had no role in the design or conduct of this research. They provided unrestricted grants. This study follows the principles of the Declaration of Helsinki. All patients gave written consent. A.H. Brouwer has no financial disclosures. J.H. de Boer was payed by Abbvie for lectures.