Uveitis, or inflammation of the uveal tissues (iris, ciliary body and the choroid), and its contiguous structures, can lead to severe visual impairment and is among the leading causes of vision impairment worldwide (1). In clinical practice, specialists in uveitis and ocular immunology are called upon to manage a range of uveitis syndromes—infectious disease, noninfectious autoimmune conditions, and masquerade syndromes such as lymphoma. Moreover, ophthalmologists of all subspecialties (i.e., medical and surgical retina, corneal surgeons, orbital/oculoplastic surgeons, and comprehensive ophthalmologists) are called upon to manage uveitis syndromes, emphasizing clear importance to understanding common uveitis syndromes, diagnostic workups, and the state-of-the-art in uveitis and ocular inflammation care.