Conclusion
Ocular manifestations are not common; therefore, Treponema pallidum infection should always be considered as a differential diagnosis in patients with uveitis. The role of ophthalmologists might be crucial in diagnosis, as it may be the one and only sign of the disease. Delay in diagnosis and causal treatment may result in permanent visual impairment. Sexual partners of affected patients should be diagnosed and treated accordingly to avoid reinfection. Moreover, all patients should be tested for HIV infection and there should be and routine screening among the patients with HIV infection for syphilis.