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In this image, a slit beam is shone through the cornea (right light reflection) and aqueous humor (middle light reflection) onto the iris (left light reflection). Cells and flare in the aqueous humor, seen within the middle column of light, are a classic sign of anterior uveitis.
Image courtesy of Drs. Rand Allingham and Joseph Halabis via the Online Journal of Ophthalmology (www.onjoph.com).