This article reports the case of a 14-year-old boy who was presented in the case 
conference with symptoms of decreased visual acuity, scintillating scotomas and 
photophobia. Physical examination revealed right facial paralysis, parotid gland 
swelling, high fever and poor general condition. Ophthalmoscopy revealed 
anterior and posterior uveitis including macular edema and chorioretinal 
infiltrates. Angiography revealed a dense pattern of hyperfluorescent lesions 
and these observations resulted in the diagnosis of Heerfordt syndrome. Under 
systemic prednisolone therapy, symptoms were reduced and visual acuity 
recovered.