Patients with toxic anterior segment syndrome will often respond rapidly to treatment with topical corticosteroids, while infectious endophthalmitis must be treated with antibiotics. It is important that the patients be evaluated often to ensure that the inflammation is clearing and that the patient's intraocular pressure is under control.
For patients with toxic anterior segment syndrome, topical corticosteroids often produce a swift response; however, infectious endophthalmitis necessitates antibiotic therapy. Regular evaluations are essential to confirm that inflammation is diminishing and intraocular pressure stays under control.