Eye (London, England) · 2004
Cytomegalovirus Retinitis in infancy.
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Wren S M E, Fielder A R, Bethell D, Lyall E G H, Tudor-Williams G, Cocker K D, Mitchell S M
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PURPOSE: To describe the presentation of cytomegalovirus retinitis (CMVR) in a series of infants.
METHODS: Immunocompromised infants with either HIV or systemic cytomegalovirus (CMV) were examined for CMVR. Ocular involvement was recorded and monitored by digital imaging.
RESULTS: Five infants were detected to have CMVR. All the infants demonstrated changes within the macula. One infant progressed from a fine granular pattern to fulminant CMVR.
CONCLUSION: Infants under a year with CMVR have a predilection for the disease to present at the macula, in contrast to the presentation in adults, which tends to involve more peripheral parts of the retina.
METHODS: Immunocompromised infants with either HIV or systemic cytomegalovirus (CMV) were examined for CMVR. Ocular involvement was recorded and monitored by digital imaging.
RESULTS: Five infants were detected to have CMVR. All the infants demonstrated changes within the macula. One infant progressed from a fine granular pattern to fulminant CMVR.
CONCLUSION: Infants under a year with CMVR have a predilection for the disease to present at the macula, in contrast to the presentation in adults, which tends to involve more peripheral parts of the retina.