What Is Ocular Histoplasmosis?
1. Most cases occur in one eye, and occasionally occur in both eyes.
Ocular histoplasmosis
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- 1. Most cases occur in one eye, and occasionally occur in both eyes.
- 2. The initial symptoms are blurred vision, followed by deformed vision, dark spots in the center, and even blindness.
- 3. Fundus examination: Typical cases are hemorrhagic discoid detachment in the macular area; brown and black bulges in the macular area, about 1/4 to 1/2 depending on the diameter of the papilla, and bleeding under the peripheral retina, the range generally does not exceed 2 papillae The size of the diameter.
- 4. In a few cases, the fundus of the eye appears as grayish white flat round raised spots with unclear edges, or exudation scattered in light yellow with neat edges.
- Diagnose based on
- 1. Eye manifestations, especially macular hemorrhagic discoid detachment at the fundus.
- 2. have
Eye tissue cytoplasmosis treatment principles
- 1. Etiology treatment: antifungal treatment.
- 2. Corticosteroids.
- 3. Laser photocoagulation treatment.
Eye tissue cytoplasmosis principle
- 1. The treatment of histoplasmosis can be treated with antifungal drugs and corticosteroids at the same time, but the general effect is not good.
- 2. When fundus fluorescein angiography shows subretinal neovascularization, laser photocoagulation can be used.