What are the current recommendations for the management of pediatric non-infectious uveitis?

Agree with Dr. @Dr. First Last's answer. By the time these patients see pediatric rheumatology, they have had a number of labs drawn looking for infectious and non-infectious etiologies of uveitis and have also usually been trialed on topical steroid drops (predforte or otherwise) +/- oral prednison...

Usually, by the time children with uveitis come to rheumatology care from ophthalmology, it is chronic in nature. Most of the infectious work-up has been completed. If not, then we will complete before starting systemic therapy. In addition, we screen for rheumatic associations with uveitis (e.g., j...

While our ACR guidelines refer to JIA-associated uveitis, we treat idiopathic/non-infectious the same. Angeles-Han et al., PMID 31021540