Symptoms of anterior uveitis include Ocular aching Photophobia Decreased vision Signs include Redness Conjunctival injection and anterior chamber inflammation (cells and flare), often accompanied by corneal inflammation (keratitis) Decreased corneal sensation Patchy or sectorial iris atrophy Intraocular pressure may be elevated as well, in contrast to the low intraocular pressure typically associated with most forms of uveitis; elevation can be detected by using applanation tonometry with, for example, a Goldmann tonometer, a pneumotonometer, an electronic indentation tonometer, or, if these are not available, a Schiotz tonometer.