Snowball opacities are seen in –
Correct Answer: Pars planitis
Description: Snowball or cotton ball opacities (Ant&;s eggs) refers to typical exudates present near the ora serrata on the inferior quadrant. It is the posterior segment sign in pars plannitis (intermediate uveitis).
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