1. AIM: Use of interferon Alpha 2-b to treat scleritis.

2. Later 1 case had posterior scleritis and 2 cases had episcleritis in the mitomycin C group.

3. Conclusion: Surgical debridement in combination with systemic and topical antibiotics can treat infectious scleritis efficiently.

4. Results: A 63-year-old male with no underlying autoimmune disorders developed scleritis 7 years after pterygium excision.

5. Conclusions: Haemophilus influenzae is a relatively rare pathogen in infectious scleritis after pterygium excision.

6. Conclusions:High dose Methy prednisolone intravenous pulse therapy for severe scleritis was effective and safe, and to be an ideal method.