Retina (Philadelphia, Pa.) · 2001
Presumed acquired ocular toxoplasmosis in deer hunters.
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Ross R D, Stec L A, Werner J C, Blumenkranz M S, Glazer L, Williams G A
Аннотация
PURPOSE: To describe acquired ocular toxoplasmosis in deer hunters.
METHODS AND RESULTS: The authors describe five young men presenting with flu-like symptoms followed by visual loss due to a unilateral, focal necrotizing retinitis. All five men gave a history of ingesting undercooked or uncooked venison. All five had elevated toxoplasma serology, and all five improved clinically with an antitoxoplasma regimen.
CONCLUSION: In previously healthy young men, flu-like symptoms associated with visual loss and retinitis should prompt questioning about hunting and raw game meat ingestion, especially when toxoplasmosis is suspected.
METHODS AND RESULTS: The authors describe five young men presenting with flu-like symptoms followed by visual loss due to a unilateral, focal necrotizing retinitis. All five men gave a history of ingesting undercooked or uncooked venison. All five had elevated toxoplasma serology, and all five improved clinically with an antitoxoplasma regimen.
CONCLUSION: In previously healthy young men, flu-like symptoms associated with visual loss and retinitis should prompt questioning about hunting and raw game meat ingestion, especially when toxoplasmosis is suspected.