Acute Neuro-Retinitis Secondary to a Recently Acquired Ocular Toxoplasmosis in a Young Immunocompetent Patient
Manal Chafik,
Said Nado,
Mohammed Ammar
et al.
Abstract:A 27-year-old male patient with no medical history presented with a painless unilateral vision loss in the right eye, counting fingers at 5 meters, with active vitreous inflammation, stage II papilledema, whitish lesion on the superior-temporal border of the optic disc and a poor macular reflex, without any active or scarring chorioretinal lesion in the periphery. Multimodal imaging showed intra- and subretinal macular edema with early hypo-fluorescence followed by progressive centripetal filling of the peripa… Show more
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