[Usefulness of optical coherence tomography in the treatment and monitoring of posterior scleritis: report of a case].

Case Report: We describe the findings on optical coherence tomography before and after treatment with corticosteroids in a 51 year old patient with recurrent episodes of bilateral posterior scleritis without associated systemic disease.

Discussion: We believe that optical coherence tomography allows the pathological changes that occur in posterior scleritis to be monitored by objective and quantitative comparison of images, and even for therapeutic decisions.